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Originally Posted by Golfingdad
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Originally Posted by sacm3bill
There's a process in the USGA Handicapping rules that covers that.
Hmmm, interesting. ...
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Originally Posted by Golfingdad
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Originally Posted by Dave2512
We have some hole handicaps that change with different tees. Some of the newer, longer courses I play have 6 sets of...
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Originally Posted by rehmwa
But I'm not thrilled, particularly with "Rymer's" commercials on it. He's essentially acting like a jerk to the subject of the commercial and, I suspect, that'll let 'natural...
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Originally Posted by Fourputt
The first thing I'd do is check the scorecard and see if there is any clarification...
Oh yes, forgot to mention there's nothing on the scorecard.
What...
This happened yesterday: The driving range is to the right of a hole, so the right side of that hole is marked OB. There's a winding cart path down the right side, and the white OB stakes are all placed about a foot to the right of the...
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Originally Posted by cutshot878
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Originally Posted by sacm3bill
Only if you have a clueless twosome sharing a cart and not using it properly. Other than...
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Originally Posted by cutshot878
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Originally Posted by Slice of Life
Thank God. I don't understand how it can take some people so long to golf. I was playing 9 with a friend...
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Originally Posted by Wansteadimp
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Originally Posted by Fourputt
Actually it was the caddie who committed the breach, but the point is the same. Do only what you need to when...
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Originally Posted by grubby98
You need the groves for the spin.
I thought tests have shown that a non-grooved club will spin the ball just as much as a grooved one, and that the grooves were only...