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**esanamaserrn** · 02-09-2010, 06:53 AM

I'm afraid I would have checked the time and if I had finished the front in 2 hours or less, the ranger and/or starter and I would have all gone into the clubhouse for a conference with the course manager. Walking does not take longer than riding, in my experience, it can be faster if the course is set up for walking (meaning it was built more than 20 years ago). I think I am responsible to maintain an adequate pace of play regardless of my mode of transport. On almost every course, that is under 4 hours for 18. Most courses actually have a target time posted. If you were within that number, you have every right to complain. Some starter is going to get his head taken off if he tells me I cannot go off on the back when I am in your situation. That is bull.

02-09-2010, 06:53 AM	#11
esanamaserrn Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 475 Senior Member	I'm afraid I would have checked the time and if I had finished the front in 2 hours or less, the ranger and/or starter and I would have all gone into the clubhouse for a conference with the course manager. Walking does not take longer than riding, in my experience, it can be faster if the course is set up for walking (meaning it was built more than 20 years ago). I think I am responsible to maintain an adequate pace of play regardless of my mode of transport. On almost every course, that is under 4 hours for 18. Most courses actually have a target time posted. If you were within that number, you have every right to complain. Some starter is going to get his head taken off if he tells me I cannot go off on the back when I am in your situation. That is bull.
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