@SwyerJ @Idris_Evans Agree, least interruption to play is having them in the bunker at the point of entry. Rakes out mean staff have to move to mow and more chance of ball hitting rake and deflecting into bunker.
@Real_filo6@gradecricketer There’d be no other option. He’d probably clear the pickets with a sweetly timed hook shot though😁I’d be asking the question as well though!
@AHumaning@sbkaufman @PaulaGhete When emotion meets logic in an argument it more often than not ends in a stalemate. Very frustrating for both parties but more so for the logical, I believe.
@CaptainHorizons due to the unprecedented rain ( >400mm of rain) the grounds staff will struggle with the preparation of the course for the next little while. We apologise for the state of the course however we are giving everything we have to ensure golf goes ahead ASAP.
@GolfDigest Is there any correlation in the growing rate of poor course etiquette amongst the modern day golfer and the nowadays golf professional. Manners seem to have been completely ignored! Circumstantial I suppose! Does the pro play any role?
@LesStonehouse Apathy on the part of the vast majority of Australians will see nothing change at next election. The opposition are no different when it’s their turn anyway.
@johnhuggan Club golf is full of people playing golf with very few golfers in my experience. I work on a course and I watch this sort of stuff happen all day every day. Pitch marks unrepaired, walk up steep faces of bunkers, driving carts on tees and green surrounds etc. they won’t be told!
@asianturfgrass Add tree lined fairways and tees and watch the grass disappear where the tree roots are. Carts do untold damage to courses without including the damage drunken blokes who have no respect for etiquette or the course do. They are a necessary evil these days.