Who else sneaks on the golf courses? - Page 7

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Originally Posted by sc0braj 

 

 

and before anybody else continues to talk nonsense bullshit about how i'm an idiot, remember, i am.  i'm a dick head.

 

now, continue...
 

Fixed.

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Originally Posted by sc0braj 
and before anybody else continues to talk nonsense bullshit about how i'm an idiot, remember, i'm in san jose, california. i'm DOWN to play a straight up match play for money if necessary. i'm pretty much a scratch golfer, but i'll give strokes, i'm not an unfair dick head.

 

now, continue...
 

One can be a terrific golfer and still be an idiot.  For proof, get a mirror.

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Originally Posted by BostonSully 

I thought this was going to be a cool thread

 

When I was younger and working at a golf course. We used to sneak onto the other course right down the street from us and hang out on the 13-14th green and tee boxes after dark and drink and party out there. Sometimes write something taunting with the rake in the sandtrap and sign it with our courses initials.

Stealing aint cool though bro, a cop might show up not a ranger. Plus good luck if you cut someone off and didnt pay . Im only 23 but you sound immature even to me....
 

I stopped sneaking on when I was 15 before that we used to do it all the time sneak on play 9 holes and after it was dark wade the creak for ball and sell them the next day. $2 a dozen

My brother and I used to sneak onto a nearby private golf course on a regular basis when we were teenagers. The membership was a bunch of bluebloods who played very little golf and it was always empty. One of the top course in the Philly area too. As long as we stayed on the holes far from the clubhouse, nobody ever saw us. We were very respectful to the course, replacing divots and fixing ball marks, as we were taught by our Dad. I stopped sneaking on when I was 14 or so because I started caddying there and we could play every Monday anyway.

I haven't done it since and I would never consider doing it it as an adult, as it is trespassing.

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Originally Posted by phan52 

My brother and I used to sneak onto a nearby private golf course on a regular basis when we were teenagers. The membership was a bunch of bluebloods who played very little golf and it was always empty. One of the top course in the Philly area too. As long as we stayed on the holes far from the clubhouse, nobody ever saw us. We were very respectful to the course, replacing divots and fixing ball marks, as we were taught by our Dad. I stopped sneaking on when I was 14 or so because I started caddying there and we could play every Monday anyway.

 

I haven't done it since and I would never consider doing it it as an adult, as it is trespassing.

Your dad didn't teach you it was trespassing? Just playing devil's advocate.... :P

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Originally Posted by Valleygolfer 

Your dad didn't teach you it was trespassing? Just playing devil's advocate.... :P

He didn't care because he knew nobody would catch us. He would even make a point to tell us to be respectful of the course when we went over there. He would never have been allowed to join that club back in the day anyway, even if he had the money. Irish Catholics need not apply.

The interesting thing is that the current Club President there is an Irish Catholic woman. Those bluebloods are spinning in their graves.

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Originally Posted by phan52 

He didn't care because he knew nobody would catch us.

It isn't wrong if you don't get caught?      Interesting parenting concept.....

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Originally Posted by Clambake 

 

It isn't wrong if you don't get caught?      Interesting parenting concept.....

It's still wrong - it just doesn't matter.  Just like stealing something is technically wrong but totally ok if the person you stole it from won't notice. 

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Originally Posted by Clambake 

 

It isn't wrong if you don't get caught?      Interesting parenting concept.....

We all knew it was wrong. Different time, different place. I think my Dad didn't mind that we were getting one over on the local ruling class.

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Originally Posted by David in FL 


Please tell me that was intended as sarcasm and not meant in a literal sense.....

In some cases that is true, like if its a penny that someone dropped, but not in others. Not sure what kind of situation he meant by this though.

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Originally Posted by David in FL 


Please tell me that was intended as sarcasm and not meant in a literal sense.....

What is this "sarcasm" that you speak of . . . .?

eh...who cares...

teenagers sneaking on a golf course vs sneaking alcohol...guess which one is more prevalent?  i dont really have a problem at all with it.

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Originally Posted by AmazingWhacker 

 

What is this "sarcasm" that you speak of . . . .?

You don't really mean it when you say "it's ok to steal if the person you stole from doesn't notice", right? 

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Originally Posted by colin007 

How about stealing from someone who stole from you?

2 wrongs do not make a right...

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Originally Posted by Valleygolfer 

2 wrongs do not make a right...

I would feel fine with this if you had hard proof that they stole from you, and you took it back with their knowledge. Just take the evidence to them, and attempt to reclaim your property. If that doesn't work, then contact the authorities.