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Golfers just can't seem to get along.
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Two sides - both feeling they are entitled - doesn’t make either one right.
Yep, those you encountered weren’t acting respectable - but, :-) sorry to say - you weren’t acting respectable either. Either schedule a time or take what you get - no complaints. |
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Not quite sure how it is disrespectful or being entitled to be able to do what you received permission to do |
The most important rule I learned when taking up golf was to play fast.
The second was to rake the traps after exiting. The third was to repair/fill divots and ball marks on the green. Unfortunately, those three rules don’t seem to apply to Executive golf in The Villages. I’ve never seen more greens with unrepaired ball marks than the Executives. That’s why I can’t treat golf on the Executives as anything more than practice. I still play fast, but don’t take it too seriously. I head to the Championship courses for that. The fourth rule is to avoid confrontation if at all possible, which challenges patience far greater than the game of golf itself. |
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Those who have been critical of your actions either don't play golf or don't understand the rules. Specifically, I think there are people who posted that need to understand the difference between: After hours play Course closed Golf course and practice range The meaning of "last tee time" Pace of play Golf etiquette When it is appropriate to hit a shot I am particularly concerned if people have booked "the last tee time" with the intention of using the course as a practice range---they are the "entitled" |
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Most people golfing after closing, are learners.
I have learned not to get on the tee box while people are playing ahead, this makes them believe they are being rushed and some purposely slow down. Don't practice swing toward the green, turn sideways or backward. I skip holes, I rarely play through even when offered. |
Apparently they assumed because they were last tee time that they were given the privelage to play 3 balls every hole. Hopefully they have since figured out that the last tee time means nothing.
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Just wondering. |
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Better question is why did someone post #56????? |
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Amazing how hostile everyone gets by the end of a thread!
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Oh ...contra (sp)....they should complain here in hopes they read this. Very rude behavior. They might of had an agenda, but obviously it didn't work bc they put you on the course behind them....did you attempt to reason with them this point, or were they that stupid. They must of seen you, why wouldn't they let you play through? |
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Does scheduling a time give you more privileges ? You both pay the same fee...so to speak. |
That’s just rude of them.
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No longer able to play.
After reading numerous threads on the subject of golf after starter shack closes, ambassador leaves, etc., I think it is time for the entity in charge to come up with a ruling on exactly when courses are closed and make sure ALL starters, ambassadors and other officials disseminate the same information when golfers must leave the course. Too many folks with too many different answered from different starters, ambassadors about when they can or can't play. I think the mixed responses are the biggest underlying factor contributing to cranky golfers.
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With this in mind, Golfers, please try to be patient with those who share your love for the game even if they don't follow the rules as you "know" them to be. Let there be peace on the course for golf is not a blood sport. |
If they started to leave and were around the bend, how did they even see you hit a ball? Something does not sound right. You either hit into them, Then shame on you..this is never appropriate, or you did not hit into them...then let them pound sand!
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One can not define every details in life what others should and shouldn't do.
Here's a quick story of Heaven and Hell. Hell: Everyone has nice steak but they only have a very long fork that can not be used to feed themselves. Someone can throw it in the air but everyone try to intercept and all go hungry and mad. Heaven: Same food same long fork but everyone feed each other and they are happy and content. If everyone try not to hit a person in front of them and everyone try to move on when they see people behind them to play without too much wait, you are in heaven. Otherwise, you are in hell ( you hit into people in front of you and they hit it back to you or pick up the ball or step on it etc. Optionally fist fight afterwards ) Cheers! |
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Am I doing this right? :1rotfl::1rotfl::1rotfl: |
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Must HAVE. Not must OF. Or must've, if you prefer the contraction. |
Boy !! YOU GOT THAT STATMENT RIGHT!! Waaaay To Many "Chiefs"...not enough Indians !!
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I play the exec courses a lot when they are not crowded and I often skip from hole to hole just to avoid being behind a slow group. Of course, when I skip around, I realize I have lost my place on the course and I NEVER hold up a group or individual who comes up behind me. |
A post to think about:
From what I have seen here at the Villages executive golf courses, most tee shots hit don't leave the ground but roll and could hit someone else's shoelaces. :1rotfl: |
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