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I went to Ireland in a few years ago and played Ballybinion and loved it! My caddie was kind of a dick but the course was beautiful, the weather great and playing golf in 🇮🇪 Was a bucket list thing. I’d love to play it again.

I would never play from the tips, I’m not good enough and it wouldn’t be any fun at all. I have seen far too many guys playing from the tips, who have no business being back there. is there anything more frustrating than being stuck behind a slow group and watching them hit 180yd duck hooks & slices from the back tees?

That’s what I was looking for :-). I don’t play in many competitive events but I’ll be sure to mark just the score when I do, moving forward.

I disagree that it makes it tougher to read because it’s pretty self explanatory when you see the card. I was just wondering if there’s an actual rule against marking the card the way I do?

That was my thought. I’ve never had anybody on the committee say anything about it. It’s just the way I’ve always done it, don’t know why. The score comes out the same either way.

My buddy and I play in a summer golf league (2 man scramble) and something came up yesterday during the playoffs. I was the official scorekeeper for both teams and I’ve always kept score a certain way. Instead of writing writing down the actual score I’ll put down -1 (circled) for birdie, — for par, +1 for bogey and so on. One of the other players looked at the card and said that was against the rules (they are very cool guys and there was no confrontation at all), is he correct about it being a rule violation?

This^^^, I rarely see any rangers at all, let alone one who is intent on keeping things moving out there.

No tickets for this guy either.

Only took up golf to help get a promotion. Got the promotion and the company went out of business shortly after. Have never had a hole in one but hit the cup on the fly once, only to have it blast back out to 20’. my oldest son and I didn’t get along for years, until we golfed one day and now we play just about every weekend.

This. I noticed several times where fans tried to time their completely original shout as close as they could to the striking of the ball. That’s just rude and stupid. I love fans getting excited and cheering loudly for their guys but I think most of the fans who do the yelling, just want to hear themselves on TV when they go back home.

Beef? 🤫

Said me.

My son constantly outdrives me, by a ton. I’d like to be able to drive the cart over his ball, embedding it into the ground and he’d have to play it where it lies.

Would love to see Patrick Reed go back to back.

What’s wrong with calling a 2 putt? If you’re not playing in a tournament or using the score for HC purposes, what’s the harm? My regular group will call 2 putts from certain distances if the greens are in rough shape. As long as everybody is on board, I don’t see the problem.