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When you go to the golf course, turn off your

cell phone, leave it in your car or throw it in

the lake, but do not allow it to ring in my back

swing.

Walking on My Line on Green

: Golf touts itself

as a gentlemanly pursuit and certain forms of

etiquette are to be observed. Paying attention

to your playing companions position on the

green and not walking on their intended line

is one of the most important rules in the game.

Why is it that so many cannot seem to adhere

to this simple rule?

On occasion I enjoy a good conversation, but

ExcessiveTalking

while I amtrying toconcentrate

on making my five-foot putt or strike a perfect

5-iron from the fairway is the wrong time to

explain your wife’s latest problem with your

behavior. Less is more on the golf course, keep

it to yourself or save it for the 19

th

hole.

I have a huge problem with

Range Finders.

Every 20+ handicapper now has the latest

technological advancement and feels he has

to know the exact yardage to the front, center,

and back of every green. It doesn’t matter most

of time, because they can’t hit the correct shot

anyway. If you are going to shoot a yardage do

it quick, six hour rounds are not for me.

Change Rattling

: I used to play with a friend

who would rattle the coins in his pocket, while

his playing companions were trying to putt.

Keep your hands out of your pockets and think

about your own putt coming up. It will save

time and not piss off your partners.

Not picking up Flag and Replacing in Hole:

I played with a group one day and one of the

members of the group never walked over to

replace the flag after he putted out. Near the

end of the round one of the players asked the

offender if he knew the exact weight of a golf

flag. He replied that he did not. The first man

quickly said, Well, reach down and pick the

damn thing up, then you’ll know!

Did I mention

cell phones

on the golf course

piss me off?

Have you ever played with that guy that takes

too many practice swings

? Practice is for the

driving range, check your yardage, pull your

club and hit your shot. We’re burning daylight

here, get on with it.

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