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  1. 1. which are you?

    • don't talk to me, i'm focusing on my game.
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    • i like to chat it up when i'm waiting, but when its my time i want quiet
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    • its just a game. if i hear wispering when i play, its ok.
      74
    • man, its way too quiet out here....
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I picked #2, although if someone is talking quietly over by the ball washer or the like it doesn't bother me as long as they don't STOP talking during my backswing. In other words, if you're going to talk, then keep talking. If I'm in my routine and I haven't paused to stare at you, then you clearly aren't bothering me. I will let you know when it's gone too far. I'm certainly more particular about it when I'm playing in a tournament.

Rick

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I love to talk but not while people are hitting.

In my bag:
Driver: 907D1 10.5*, Aldila Spec-Grid S67 reg
Woods: Looking for a wood. Titleist 906F4 or Nike CPR.
Utility: CPR 2-3 hybrids, 22*-26*Irons: 755 Forged 4-PW, Tri-Spec Steel RegWedges: Vokey 200 series 56.10 SW, 60.04 LWPutter: Tracy 33"Ball: DT CarryI mark my Titleist by...


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I'm not much of a conversationalist when I'm in a normal social situation, let alone on the golf course. I don't mind a little talk back and forth though, maybe for a hole or two, but not the entire round.

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Posted

^^ +1 on that.

I don't talk much either. But, sometimes, I have to do alot of listening on the course. I'm getting good at that!

Whats in the bag:

Driver: Nike Ignite 460cc 10.5* Fujikura Ignite reg flex
Fairway woods: Howson tour master power series 3,5 woods
Irons: MacGregor M675 3-PW DG S300 Wedges: Mizuno MP-R Black Nickel 54.10, 60.05Putter: Pinfire Golf P4Ball: Titleist NXT TourHome Course:http://www.golfarmagh.co.uk/...

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I go for 3. But when my game is going bad I will get upset if people are talking while I am ready to swing.

What´s in my bag

Driver: Hibore Monster 10.5 Regular Flex, Fujikura
3 wood: Big Bertha 15 Stiff Flex
Hybrid: Halo 22 (3) StiffIrons: X18 3-PWWedges: Vokey Spin 56; 60Putter: Ball: Pro V1


Posted
I'll talk but when I am in my preshot routine and over my golf ball I want people to stop for a little and let me focus in. If I'm just practicing my game out on the course and not really playing for score I don't even care if people talk on my backswing, it generally doesn't bother me. It's happened so many times I've learned to deal with the distraction and not let it hurt my game.

Driver Ping G10 10.5*
Hybrids Ping G5 (3) 19* Bridgestone J36 (4) 22*
Irons Mizuno MP-57 5-PW
Wedges Srixon WG-504 52.08 Bridgestone WC Copper 56.13
Putter 33" Scotty Cameron Studio Select #2


Posted
Unless you are a pro golfer who is playing for hundreds of thousands of dollars and have sponsors to keep happy, its just a game.
Some people take their game way too seriously...

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Posted
i mean if i hear whispering its ok it dont bother me

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Driver:  G20 10*

Irons: Soon To Be Titleist 712 CB/MB Combos 
Wedge: 60* Spin Milled Oilcan

Putter: Circa 62 Model 1Putter #2 Vintage Pal

Ball:  E6


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Posted
I'm nowhere near that great of a golfer so a little noise doesn't bother me.

I'm a 200+ average league bowler though and the noise never bothers me or breaks my concentration, so my nerves are probably a little bit more used to background distractions.

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Always stfu when someone is swinging!

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Irons: Big Bertha 96's 2-pw-sw
Wedge: Forged X-Tour 58*
Putter: White Hot Tour Putter #1Ball: e6+14 Years old


Posted
I talk a lot with the people that I play with. But when it comes time to hit the ball, I am all business and expect a little etticate.

Joey R

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905T w/Aldila NV 75x 904F w/Dynamic Gold x100 MP-32 w/Project X 6.5 Vokey 52.08 BeCu 56 MP-R 60 Studio Stainless Newport 2 ProV1, ProV1x, or NXT Tour


Posted
i just prefer to play my own game.. Impress myself is my focus.

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G10 4-wd
G15 7-wd
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Posted
it's supposed to be fun so a little chat helps keep the mood light. However as soon as I see someone start their pre-shot routine I'll shut-up and signal to others they should do likewise. When it's my turn I expect the same.

What's in the bag
Big sticks Ping Rapture V2 9° Fusion FT-3 3-Wood, 3,4 Hybrid

Irons Ping I10 5-GW
Wedges Cleveland RTX 54° Spin Milled Vokey 60°Putter Redwood Anser Titleist NXT Tour 1500 rangefinder


Posted
I like to chat during the game but I don't talk and I don't like to hear somebody talking during the shot. That's why I "hate" my teacher, He keep talk to me when I play.

I have a cart bag.

driver: big bertha
woods: FT 3-5-7-9
Hybrid: heavenwood 26°Irons: X-20 6-PWwedges: X-tour 54-58°putter: redwood


Posted
All depends on the situation. During casual rounds with friends tee-to green between shots we take the opportunity to catch up, shhot the s**t, etc. As soon as a club is pulled from the bag, I stop talking and walking (unless I'm 30+ yards away, in which case I may continue walking a little bit, and stop when my partner is into thier pre-shot.

For me a pre-shot routine is just as important as the shot itself. I need to concentrate fully from the moment I've chosen my club. So I certainly stop talking at this point, and appreciate others doing the same.

When we appraoch the green to chip, putt, etc. It's almost always all business until we've all holed out. Of course, good shots are always acknowleged.

//Anand

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