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  Mr3Wiggle said:
Originally Posted by Mr3Wiggle

One thing I always get a chuckle at, is the dude with the full on golf towel hanging out of his back pocket.

I've done that a couple times.  I still haven't found a good place to put that towel.  If I leave it in the cart (I do most of the time), it's useless to help clean off the ball.  If I leave it in my pocket, it feels uncomfortable.  If I throw it somewhere off to the side, I will forget it.  Then somebody will steal my towel that cost me $1 and I will have to bug the course about it for a week.

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I bought a nice towel with a build in clip on it. Hooks onto the bag, done.

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  bplewis24 said:
Originally Posted by bplewis24

I've done that a couple times.  I still haven't found a good place to put that towel.  If I leave it in the cart (I do most of the time), it's useless to help clean off the ball.  If I leave it in my pocket, it feels uncomfortable.  If I throw it somewhere off to the side, I will forget it.  Then somebody will steal my towel that cost me $1 and I will have to bug the course about it for a week.

I got you.  I've seen guys who will keep it hanging from their back pocket the entire round.  On the tee, on their approach, etc.  And not a small towel.  Like half a bath towel.  It's pretty funny.

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  meenman said:
Originally Posted by meenman

New pet peeve - people that think it is still real golf when you do not play by the rules ;)

Ouch haha. I play by the rules....well, all but the cell phone one I suppose :)


Posted
  Mr3Wiggle said:
Originally Posted by Mr3Wiggle

I got you.  I've seen guys who will keep it hanging from their back pocket the entire round.  On the tee, on their approach, etc.  And not a small towel.  Like half a bath towel.  It's pretty funny.

I have a frogger attached to my bag. But I also put a big Yankees towel in my back pocket while on the green. Actually I just drop it on the green so my red sux loving playing partners have to stare at it and my Yankees ball marker when putting.

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  Goonsidious said:
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safe, just a funny gif [golf pet peeve]

That old man is my hero.  I hope he jacked that punk's jaw as well.

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I play with a mate multiple times a week who has a pretty high ball flight and mine is slightly lower than normal. No big deal really as far as im concerned. Ive learnt to play with a lower flight. But every second or third shot he'll say 'ooo thats a bit low' or something along those lines when really ive been hitting the same shot for 6 yrs lol gets annoying sometimes

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Give him a taste of his own medicine.  Especially if you get a chance to play with him in some windy conditions.  Every other shot, "ooooh ouch, you really got that one up high in the air!"

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Well what a load of moany old farts and young upstart whippersnappers we all are , this thread is the most negative thing in my office right now.................. LOL

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The guy who takes 3 mulligans at the tee box who after putting out tells me to "put him down for a par" on the hole and how he "didn't think he'd get me on that one".  Really, you hit three tee shots and you not only want to record par as your score on a Par 4, but you want to brag that you beat my legit bogey?

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  newtogolf said:
Originally Posted by newtogolf

The guy who takes 3 mulligans at the tee box who after putting out tells me to "put him down for a par" on the hole and how he "didn't think he'd get me on that one".  Really, you hit three tee shots and you not only want to record par as your score on a Par 4, but you want to brag that you beat my legit bogey?

In his defense, I bet his 4th shot was pretty friggin sweet, no?

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  newtogolf said:
Originally Posted by newtogolf

The guy who takes 3 mulligans at the tee box who after putting out tells me to "put him down for a par" on the hole and how he "didn't think he'd get me on that one".  Really, you hit three tee shots and you not only want to record par as your score on a Par 4, but you want to brag that you beat my legit bogey?

Next round you should just take a mulligan on almost every shot. Shoot under on the course and maybe he'll see what its like. miss a 20 foot putt. Mulligan, pass that ball back over here please, I wanna take another shot.

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LOL, it was, it was a great shot, too bad it took him 4 tries to hit it.

  bplewis24 said:
Originally Posted by bplewis24

In his defense, I bet his 4th shot was pretty friggin sweet, no?

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  Frank623 said:
Originally Posted by Frank623

With 3 mulligians I think it's his 10th shoot that may have been sweet (lol)!

Good point.  Everything between shot #4 and #8 was probably pretty awesome.

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I play by myself a lot too. I don't think a single should be pushing a foursome. According to the USGA section on etiquette "a single has no standing on the course" I try to lay back and get some practice in with putting and chipping. I'm wondering if anybody's pet peeve might be singles running up behind them ticked off and wanting to play through.

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Posted
  martytilma said:
Originally Posted by martytilma

1. People who tell me that they haven't played golf in 3 years and rarely ever play, yet went out the other day and shot a 75. Really? Do I have gullible tattooed on my forehead??

2. I play a lot by myself, so I hate foursomes who refuse to let me play through!! Come on!!

Should have included the quote above in my previous message.

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