@Crippy_McNolegs@MichaelELeBlanc@SouthwestAir That might help some, but not everything at the front. Those are mostly ALP folks who are road warriors. They live out of their carry-on and aren’t checking bags very often, free or not.
@perpetualcontra@MichaelELeBlanc@SouthwestAir Not to mention those seats are all boarding group 1, which is first to board. The bins are already used/closed before the first passenger even gets on the plane.
@perpetualcontra@MichaelELeBlanc@SouthwestAir On our flight from Miami to KC on Friday, the flight attendants used the first 4 bins for their own bags. This caused the first 4 rows of passengers, who are all Preferred status or paid extra for a premium seat, have to put their bags behind their seats.
@keithgoode The thing that annoys me the most are the people who walk through the grocery store and Sam's Club talking on FaceTime the entire time they shop. Not only are they on speaker, but they're on video, too.
@btg_NWA@Mr_Counselor@Top100Rick It is not, and not allowed per the USGA equipment rules. Non-circular grips are only allowed on a putter. You can use a putter grip on a club for training purposes, but that's it.
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Callaway issued a statement a few hours ago regarding the news.
Which is a little unusual.
“We are not aware of any such discussions. We do not intend to comment further.”
@THE_LHC @CarcosaCC @DoerflerJared I can see what you're getting at, but it isn't necessarily Topgolf selling Callaway, it's the conglomerate that owns both of them who is selling one of their brands. They must see an opportunity to cash in on Callaway, while still making a bunch of money with TG.
@THE_LHC @CarcosaCC @DoerflerJared The corporation that owns both companies, called Topgolf Callaway Brands, is selling off one of its assets, Callaway.
It would be like when Ford Motor Company sold Jaguar and Land Rover to Tata Motors, but kept the rest of their brands.
@AndreaKatSTL @MTG_ZOU @thefooter27@ArmyStrang @BurnerChase007 He was born in Arkansas and has lived in DC for much of his adult life, with a few Missouri stints sprinkled in. He uses his sister’s house as his “residence” for voting purposes in Missouri, but is a full-time resident of Virginia.
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@DoerflerJared No-shows and short cancels should absolutely have fees. Our course is semi-private with members getting 10 days to book, and residents getting 7. Members will book blocks of 4-5 times, then only show up to use 1. It’s very frustrating with a finite number available, esp on wknds.