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Golf Pet Peeve

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Most casual golfers think they have to stay just ahead of the group behind them instead of keeping up with the group ahead of them.

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Fix your divots on the green. And if your going to play the back nine don't jump in front of us when you can plainly see us putting on #9.

I’m a Four-5 handicap and I lose plenty of expensive pro-vs.

 

20 yards to the left of the tee box? These were in-between the tips and the next box.

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.

20 yards to the left of the tee box? These were in-between the tips and the next box.

Ok maybe no that bad. Lol.

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.
I like the music too. I can’t stand silence when I’m playing.
I like the music too. I can’t stand silence when I’m playing.

 

Keep it to your cart. I don't want to hear your music. Even the youngster in the group commented he came to the course to get out of the rat race for a little peace and quiet. He did say it is acceptable on scrambles, etc.

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.

Rodney Dangerfield’s Caddyshack character was the king of jamming to music on the course, lol.

Rodney Dangerfield’s Caddyshack character was the king of jamming to music on the course, lol.

 

He invented it!!

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.

 

Oh thanks. Just writing 'Toto singing "Africa"' has that tune running through my head now. :rolleyes::lol2:

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.

 

We're they blessing the rain?

Oh thanks. Just writing 'Toto singing "Africa"' has that tune running through my head now. :rolleyes::lol2:

 

Sorry about that. Heck, I 3 putted!

Music is Kind of on a different level but it infuriates me when pro golfers get their panties in a bunch when there is noise on the course... have some mental toughness/focus. Noise should not knock you off your game if you’re claiming to be a professional... but hey,

JMO.

Uh, I see the "Whole" course no matter what tees I hit from. As a matter of fact, I see parts of the course no one was ever intended to be on.

 

:laugh:

As long as we are adding to golf rants, I'm not a fan of loud music coming from carts. I was putting on #9 last night and had to jam to Toto singing "Africa" coming from the other course.

 

When I was able to play, I loved getting to the course and getting away from all the noise of life (TV, radio, etc.). I'd sure as heck would hate to hear "noise" coming from a golf cart.

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