Recently I played behind two foursomes of seniors “playing a
match” at Encinitas Ranch.. I knew they were serious because they had matching
shirts. They were very slow in spite of the marshall talking with them a number
of times. Here are some suggestions.
1.
They ambled. Walk fast and get off the green
quickly when you are finished.
2.
When the first person has finished putting, he
should pick up the flagstaff and everyone should pick up their clubs as soon as
they have finished putting.
3.
No talking on the green after everyone has holed
out.
4.
Mark you score down on the way to the next hole.
A good way to think about golf is that people on the course
playing at any one time make up a community. We all need to be aware of each
other and be considerate of those in front and behind us. Your green fees don’t entitle you to play
slowly and treat every putt as if the Master’s title was on the line.
I understand the spirit of competition in our lives, but it
helps all to have a bigger perspective than our individual round.
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