Faz came across this on the golf internets. While similar things have been posted before by me — and even the BGR in one of their "Group of Death" rankings — it's worth a refresher. Even though I know most of you can't read:
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Park at the back of the green so your group isn't walking toward the group behind once the hole is finished.
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Drop your cart partner off at their ball, while the other cart golfer goes and finds their ball. You don't need to watch each other's every swing.
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If you're the one who got dropped off, take your shot and then walk toward the cart so you can link up quicker.
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If someone is within 60 yards of the green, drop them off with a wedge and putter, and the other player proceed to park the cart at the back of the green. You don't need to cart someone to help them avoid a 20 second walk.
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If you're the only cart in the group, use your cart to help track down other people's balls.
Is this click bait for me? lol
ReplyDeleteI thought this info was common sense.
ReplyDeleteNot all common sense is as common as you’d hope…
ReplyDeleteIf only ONE Member learns something… the post was well worth it.
ReplyDeleteWe should have a much broader discussion on etiquette on the course
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