We all know you are cheating so please stop.

**2bGood** · September 17, 2010

I guess you think that you are getting away with cheating, but you are not. When you hit your ball OB or in a hazard and you magically find it, we notice. You may notice that we are eager to help you find your lost ball, but you never know what you were playing, and of course you are the person who finds your ball – nowhere near where it went. Yet when we ask you “are you sure that is ball is yours?” you are always adamant that it is yours. Have you also noticed that people now make appoint of declaring the ball they are playing for the round and how it is marked? Did you know they do this so you will declare the ball you are playing?

Ever wonder why you have trouble getting a game? Or why you are never asked to represent the club in interclub matches?

I guess what you don’t know is we all know you cheat, and now you have a rather acidic reputation. Your cheating is often the topic in the club house. In tournaments it not unusual for member to call or email whoever you got paired with to warn them to watch you closely because you cheat. Of course it hard to play your own game and be a police man for a cheater like you, so no one wants to get stuck playing in your group. I hope that $6 or sleeve of balls you won is worth it.

You think the fact that people have questioned you would make you stop, but I guess we will have to find away to prove beyond a shadow of doubt that you are a cheater. We are working on this……

**sean_miller** · September 17, 2010

I guess you think that you are getting away with cheating, but you are not. When you hit your ball OB or in a hazard and you magically find it, we notice. You may notice that we are eager to help you find your lost ball, but you never know what you were playing, and of course you are the person who finds your ball – nowhere near where it went. Yet when we ask you “are you sure that is ball is yours?” you are always adamant that it is yours. Have you also noticed that people now make appoint of declaring the ball they are playing for the round and how it is marked? Did you know they do this so you will declare the ball you are playing?

Who are aiming this towards? Did you lose some skins today or something?

**bwdial** · September 17, 2010

Who are aiming this towards? Did you lose some skins today or something?

I think it was a six dollar sleeve of balls.

**mcgriff** · September 17, 2010

Eh? You aren't my wife are you? I swear, she is just really friendly.

**2bGood** · September 17, 2010

Who are aiming this towards? Did you lose some skins today or something?

This is for not one guy, but for anyone who cheats and thinks they are "getting away" with it.

In my case i have three guys in mind, two I have never even played with.

CJanaro · September 17, 2010

Sounds like one of my regular partners, best one is we finish the hole and I know he shot a least a double or triple bogey if not worse and his score always seems to be 1 worse than mine Not to mention the 10 or so mulligans, the score he "deserves" aka well I shot a 6 but I played well enough to shoot a 5 so I am taking a 5 (not joking this happens every round!). I stopped caring but what I did do what start to mark mulligans then when I add the score in the end I add in the mulligans and give him his "score" and his real score to lay in the guilt.

**Ron Stewart** · September 17, 2010

A guy I played with would have a hole where he would hit trees, lose a ball in the rough, top one ect. anf then not count those strokes but would put an asteric by his score to "remind" him to count them later. He never did, but had no problem telling me he beat me by a stroke. God I hated that!

**JWL1957** · September 17, 2010

I guess you think that you are getting away with cheating, but you are not. When you hit your ball OB or in a hazard and you magically find it, we notice. You may notice that we are eager to help you find your lost ball, but you never know what you were playing, and of course you are the person who finds your ball – nowhere near where it went. Yet when we ask you “are you sure that is ball is yours?” you are always adamant that it is yours. Have you also noticed that people now make appoint of declaring the ball they are playing for the round and how it is marked? Did you know they do this so you will declare the ball you are playing?

Ok OK...... I get it already! I wont cheat anymore....... and can have these crummy balls!

**saevel25** · September 17, 2010

Yes i do, because i don't play Pro-V's and thats all i find OB ;b, so when my callaway with a small red V and red marks near the callaway name, its mine baby ;b

**bkoguy07** · September 17, 2010

I play nike soft with 2 black dots on each side.

**stacks04** · September 17, 2010

If he is as bad as you say then I bet he enjoys the 6 dollar sleeve of balls:)

**O.B. Right** · September 17, 2010

Sounds like one of my regular partners, best one is we finish the hole and I know he shot a least a double or triple bogey if not worse and his score always seems to be 1 worse than mine Not to mention the 10 or so mulligans, the score he "deserves" aka well I shot a 6 but I played well enough to shoot a 5 so I am taking a 5 (not joking this happens every round!). I stopped caring but what I did do what start to mark mulligans then when I add the score in the end I add in the mulligans and give him his "score" and his real score to lay in the guilt.

Yeah, but even that's not his *real* score. Let's say he shoots one in a bad spot and takes a mulligan. If you only count that as one stroke then you're assuming he could hit a decent shot from where his original shot landed. Usually mistakes compound mistakes so only counting the mulligans is still giving him a significant discount.

Even if you're not playing for anything, cheating at golf is lame. Why not just say "I got a 7 on that hole"? Or how about "Give me an X because I took some mulligans"? And cheating when you ARE playing to win (even just for bragging rights) is very low. I mean, how lame would your life have to be so you'd need to cheat at golf with your buddies? Maybe we should just feel sorry for the guy.

**Mrd19abhs** · September 17, 2010

[QUOTE=2bGood;530083]I guess you think that you are getting away with cheating, but you are not. When you hit your ball OB or in a hazard and you magically find it, we notice. You may notice that we are eager to help you find your lost ball, but you never know what you were playing, and of course you are the person who finds your ball – nowhere near where it went. Yet when we ask you “are you sure that is ball is yours?” you are always adamant that it is yours. Have you also noticed that people now make appoint of declaring the ball they are playing for the round and how it is marked? Did you know they do this so you will declare the ball you are playing?

Ever wonder why you have trouble getting a game? Or why you are never asked to represent the club in interclub matches?

I guess what you don’t know is we all know you cheat, and now you have a rather acidic reputation. Your cheating is often the topic in the club house. In tournaments it not unusual for member to call or email whoever you got paired with to warn them to watch you closely because you cheat. Of course it hard to play your own game and be a police man for a cheater like you, so no one wants to get stuck playing in your group. I hope that $6 or sleeve of balls you won is worth it.

You think the fact that people have questioned you would make you stop, but I guess we will have to find away to prove beyond a shadow of doubt that you are a cheater. We are working on this…… [/ QUOTE]

Make him put some obnoxious mark on his ball. I made my buddy mark his ball some crazy way to elimate this and it works pretty well

**2bGood** · September 17, 2010

Make him put some obnoxious mark on his ball. I made my buddy mark his ball some crazy way to elimate this and it works pretty well

I am not that worried about him /them that much as I rarely have played with these guys. I guess I posted this as i don't think cheaters realize that they aren't getting away with it. People notice and word spreads fast. It just never worth cheating, particularly in small private club like ours.

One of our members did get caught and was suspended for 2 years. When you consider it was $25K for him to the join the club, not be able to play golf for two years and still being charged your monthly dues should be one hell of deterent.

**ohiolefty** · September 17, 2010

You sunk my battleship!

**bigoak** · September 17, 2010

When we play skins. If you have reached par and are not in the hole, you pick up and go to the next tee box. only birdies have honours.

**Joeyvee** · September 17, 2010

I guess you think that you are getting away with cheating, but you are not. When you hit your ball OB or in a hazard and you magically find it, we notice. You may notice that we are eager to help you find your lost ball, but you never know what you were playing, and of course you are the person who finds your ball – nowhere near where it went. Yet when we ask you “are you sure that is ball is yours?” you are always adamant that it is yours. Have you also noticed that people now make appoint of declaring the ball they are playing for the round and how it is marked? Did you know they do this so you will declare the ball you are playing?

This is the most passive aggressive (pu**y) thing I've ever read. Take it to craisglist rant & rave section or pull your skirt up and confront the guy but leave it the f**k off this site Mary. God. Grow a pair.

**JWL1957** · September 17, 2010

This is the most passive aggressive (pu**y) thing I've ever read. Take it to craisglist rant & rave section or pull your skirt up and confront the guy but leave it the f**k off this site Mary. God. Grow a pair.

Ditto!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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