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Radios on the Golf Course?

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Fourputt Incredible Member

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Originally Posted by tristanhilton85

In my opinion, the appropriate volume for a radio on the golf course is zero.  I don't want to hear somebody's music while I'm trying to tee off or putting... If they really want to listen to their music while they play they can wear earbuds; then they hear it and I don't which is perfect.


A - freaking - men!!!!!  Anyone taking a radio to the golf course should be shot at sunrise.  Preferably with silenced firearms so they don't disturb the early players.

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If the Twins are playing while I'm on the golf course, I HAVE to have a radio on....that being said, it's quiet enough so that I can't hear it while I'm hitting, so I can't imagine it would bother anyone else...

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My regular group always has the radio on actually seems weird to play without it,  when the Jays are playing its mandatory.  Also in this group if only a 24 is finished then it was a serious round.


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Sounds like a fun group....good luck next weekend!

Originally Posted by Brunogolf

My regular group always has the radio on actually seems weird to play without it,  when the Jays are playing its mandatory.  Also in this group if only a 24 is finished then it was a serious round.



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Steel Established Member

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I don't care if someone has a radio, as long as I don't hear it when I'm shooting, same goes for cell phones, I don't like them on the course but it's become a fact of life.  It used to make me crazy mad, especially if I was over my ball, now I just calmly step away and wait till the person picks up his phone.  calm blue oceans!!!


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