re: Douchiest move on a golf course?

Stealing and playing range balls on the course
Not raking the trap
Ignoring the 90 degree rule or path only holes
Not filling in and repairing divots
Being Slow. You’re a 15 handicap, you’re not playing Sunday at Augusta.

I’ve accidentally hit into the group in front of me several times, a lot of times people disappear behind trees or behind a trap and you assume they’re gone. People have done the same with me and I don’t mind as long as you acknowledge and apologize for it.

Pro tip, if you don’t hit the green you won’t have to repair your divot ;)

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I’ve accidentally hit into the group in front of me several times, a lot of times people disappear behind trees or behind a trap and you assume they’re gone. People have done the same with me and I don’t mind as long as you acknowledge and apologize for it.

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I can't stand it when people don't ring the bells on the fairways of blind teen shots after their 2nd shot.

End up either havin to wait and guess or havebto drive 100 yards up the fairway to check on them.

These holes have bells for a reason.

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These holes have bells for a reason.

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I am 34 and have neither seen nor heard of this in my life. Where does this exist?

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I am 34 and have neither seen nor heard of this in my life. Where does this exist?

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Courses with elevation. First time I ever came across it was in Omaha when I was there for the WS. It was an awesome hole, just over 300 yards and the tee box was probably 75 feet above the green and it dropped off about 30 yards in front of the tees so you had no idea where your ball went until you got off the hill. Came across it again playing a course in Maine with a similar layout as listed above but way longer.

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I am 34

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You look like you’re 40.

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CoachChappy

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I am 34

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frick y’all are old. Time for some graphite senior flex shafts

The course in Toledo bend doesn’t have a bell but it has a flag in the middle of the fairway that you lay down when you’re in the way and stand it back up when you’re done

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 am 34 and have neither seen nor heard of this in my life. Where does this exist?

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I'm in NC. We have a few courses around here where the fairway goes downhill and you can't see. When the guys in front clear the fairway, there are big bells by the cart path on their way to the green that they're supposed to ring telling the guys on the tee box they are clear. Goodyear golf club has a couple. They also have a light boxes that works the same way.

Ross Bridge has the GPS on the cart that gives you the location of the other carts on the hole. Pretty awesome.

There are a lot of things, many mentioned, but the worst is someone doing tricks in the golf cart.