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Originally Posted by Johnny Truant
Wait, no I got it...stagger the starting times as if every group is an average speed player, then blame the people who are not as good or new to the sport for being literal pieces of ****, inconsiderate *******s. carry on.
I'm not sure this is optimal but it's better than your original suggestion so.. progress?
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Originally Posted by Johnny Truant
Also, lol at the scorecard rules... they should be very clear verbally with those signing up to play. I was not told jack **** about how fast I was to play, but I am sure it was on the card in small print somewhere.
What are you and your friends too stupid to read the rules on the card or something...
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Originally Posted by Johnny Truant
I have seen people pissing in the bushes every single time I play, wasted drunk, golfers I know have flipped carts, dove into ponds, passed out...
Oh.
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Originally Posted by Chips Ahoy
tilted donkey, you are making many unfavorable assumptions about the women.
How hard is it to be an entire hole behind after 1 hole? Actually it is very easy and doesn't mean you are slow. Let the first hole be a long, difficult par 3. Group 2 waits for group 1 to clear the green before starting.
Uh why? That's not how it's supposed to work. That would be... slow play.
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Originally Posted by Chips Ahoy
Let the second hole be a short, easy par 3. Further, suppose group 2 (unlike group 1) waves up group 3 from the first green and group 3 is not fast teeing off. Group 2 has done everything right and regardless of how fast they are you should expect the 2nd hole to be completely open when they get there.
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Okay but on this particular golf course, the first hole is a par 4, the second hole is a par 3, and the third hole is a par 5.
So after playing a par 4 and a par 3 they were able to skip a par 5, which is actually WORSE than I assumed, so... yeah.
Also have you ever played golf? You don't need to "wave people up from the green" on a "long, difficult par 4". You don't wait for people to clear the green on par 4s unless you can drive the green. What are you talking about?
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Originally Posted by Chips Ahoy
To clarify a microbet question, the priority of groups in golf is 2 > 3 > 4 > 1, but it rarely matters. When you are 'out of position' you let people play through.
Also you just made this priority up out of thin air, although singles being at the bottom is correct.