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I don't care. I got a pack or two of gum in my bag, nice to have if I'm eating something spicy on the course and want some relief in the mouth. As long as a person chewing gum does not affect my play, go ahead.

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I'd rather my playing partner chew gum than smoke a cheap cigar or something.

Not to say I don't like cigars....

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It doesnt bother me if someone wants to chew gum.  As long as they arent popping it during my swing.

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You wait until you unknowingly get some on your spikes and the walk on your house carpet. My wife defiantly has an opinion on this one.

Which part wearing spikes in your house or wearing spikes in your house with gum on them? Lol.

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I didn't know people actually cared one way or another.

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If someone were to complain to me for chewing a stick of gum on the course, I'd probably laugh at them.  Some people just need something to bitch about, especially if they're having an off day.

Now, if he's putting or teeing off and you're blowing bubbles and smacking it... well, that's just common sense.

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Doctorfro, an old remody is to put ice cubes on a wad of gum to get it very cold and hardened, then it will chip off in litle pieces...

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Originally Posted by Fourputt

So - who were you talking to????  You need to supply a quote for your comment to have any meaning.

I was talking to the OP and obviously any other "you" who may have a problem with gum chewing on the golf course.  I didn't think it was that hard to figure out who the comment would be intended for.



Originally Posted by jamo

I assumed Basscat348 because he's the only one to have taken an opposite viewpoint but, yeah, quotes are always appreciated.

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Originally Posted by daly_vision

If someone were to complain to me for chewing a stick of gum on the course, I'd probably laugh at them.  Some people just need something to bitch about, especially if they're having an off day.

Now, if he's putting or teeing off and you're blowing bubbles and smacking it... well, that's just common sense.



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Originally Posted by Zeph

I don't care. I got a pack or two of gum in my bag, nice to have if I'm eating something spicy on the course and want some relief in the mouth. As long as a person chewing gum does not affect my play, go ahead.



To be honest, somebody chowing down on full meal while on the course is kind of annoying to me...

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i have no issues with this, but i know there are several people at my club who complain and say its unbecoming to the game.

Lol, Unbecoming? I think they are being a little excessive. I can see it being a problem if they are chomping it down and spitting it out on the green and what not, but not by just chewing it.

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[quote name="doublesuited77" url="/forum/thread/44324/want-opinions-etiquette-question-on-chewing-gum#post_578370"]

i have no issues with this, but i know there are several people at my club who complain and say its unbecoming to the game.

Lol, Unbecoming? I think they are being a little excessive. I can see it being a problem if they are chomping it down and spitting it out on the green and what not, but not by just chewing it.[/quote] "Gambling is illegal at Bushwood"...and gum chewing is highly frowned upon! No offense, but some of you guys could use a fresh stick of gum. Just NO SMACKING like a 14 year old teeny bopper.

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