Annoying people at the range

[bong_crosby]

I was at a range one busy weekend and a group of kids were behind me. They were teens, full of energy and sophomoric humor. They were being pretty loud and boisterous, and none of them could swing a club - lots of whiffs and laughter. I imagine their parents had grown tired of them hanging around the house and gave them $40 to go pound balls.

I heard one kid bet another that he couldn't make it to the 150 marker and back without getting hit. Without missing a beat, the gambler took off running. Most people stopped hitting, but without appearing like I was aiming at him, I tried to get him with a punch 7. Came close but no cigar.

[aca247]

I thought this thread was gonna be about the guy that is an obvious 50 handicap that wants to give everyone lessons....he's always next to me

i have that habit to but i only do it when people ask me

[aca247]

I was at a range one busy weekend and a group of kids were behind me. They were teens, full of energy and sophomoric humor. They were being pretty loud and boisterous, and none of them could swing a club - lots of whiffs and laughter. I imagine their parents had grown tired of them hanging around the house and gave them $40 to go pound balls.

that is hilarious wish you would have had better aim though, lol

[murphmjm]

I was at a range one busy weekend and a group of kids were behind me. They were teens, full of energy and sophomoric humor. They were being pretty loud and boisterous, and none of them could swing a club - lots of whiffs and laughter. I imagine their parents had grown tired of them hanging around the house and gave them $40 to go pound balls.

next time try a low 3/4 iron punch, it should rocket much faster by his head.

[right handed phil mickelson]

and wants to show you how it's done with your balls.

Maybe it's just because I'm 16 years old that I caught that....

[sean_miller]

I was at a range one busy weekend and a group of kids were behind me. They were teens, full of energy and sophomoric humor. They were being pretty loud and boisterous, and none of them could swing a club - lots of whiffs and laughter. I imagine their parents had grown tired of them hanging around the house and gave them $40 to go pound balls.

It's a good thing you missed - who wants to cheese off a group of teenagers with golf clubs? It's suicide.