| type="text/javascript"> | | | | Then there is the "club checker" that feels that he |
| I love golf, and ALMOST everything that goes | | | | has to ask you after every shot "what ya hit?" |
| with it. The list of reasons to love the game is | | | | Some golfers just don't understand that what club |
| long and distinguished. Golf is very unique in the | | | | I hit should not have anything to do with what |
| regard that in loving it, there are things that you | | | | club they hit. Then there's the guy that gives |
| can actually hate about it. Luckily that list is | | | | commentary on every shot, you don't need to |
| nowhere near as long as the love list. I don't mind | | | | hear that you "snap hooked that one". Please |
| the 5 hour round, once I'm on the golf course, | | | | don't get me started on the "talker" When a |
| unless I have to be somewhere else at a | | | | friend of mine introduced me to the game of golf, |
| particular time, I really don't care how long it | | | | he made sure that I was aware of all the little |
| takes. As long as the round is moving at a decent | | | | things that I needed to know. He told me about |
| pace, it should't matter how long it takes. When | | | | walking in another golfer's line, about not making |
| you have to wait ten minutes to tee off on | | | | people wait for you,and not talking while another |
| every hole, it can be very frustrating, but there | | | | golfer is hitting or putting. All of these things seem |
| are worse things on the golf course. | | | | obvious but we see culprits on the course daily. |
| Playing with someone that is clueless is far worse | | | | There are what I like to call "golf orphans", these |
| than playing a long round. How many times have | | | | are the golfers that picked up the golf on there |
| you played with someone that walks in your | | | | own. They did not have or did not want anyone |
| putting line and has no idea that they have even | | | | to teach them the game the right way, they |
| done it? How about the guy that is talking while | | | | purchased clubs, maybe went to the range a |
| you are putting? Or the guy that looks for his ball | | | | couple of times, and here he is introducing himself |
| in the woods for much longer than he should. | | | | to you on the first tee. |