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**AbeldeldepBug** · 06-27-2009, 12:40 AM

My mother said in the 70's, she'd get to the club and men would ask if she had finished her housework -

Hoe.Lee. Carp.

Wow. I mean, I was awful young in the 70s, but my momma taught me better than to ask a question like that.

You know, I think I am LESS chivalrous on the course. Not intentionally, but because other rules apply. (For example, the first one to hole out is responsible for picking up the pin and putting it back. Closest to the hole is responsible for tending the pin for anyone far away on the green who might need it, or pulling it and setting it aside if no one does.)

On the other hand, I would offer my sweater if I thought a woman was cold, I would help her look for a ball (men too though), and I would fish it out of the water for her. But that's they way I would act on or off the course.

06-27-2009, 12:40 AM	#3
AbeldeldepBug Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 600 Senior Member	My mother said in the 70's, she'd get to the club and men would ask if she had finished her housework - Hoe.Lee. Carp. Wow. I mean, I was awful young in the 70s, but my momma taught me better than to ask a question like that. You know, I think I am LESS chivalrous on the course. Not intentionally, but because other rules apply. (For example, the first one to hole out is responsible for picking up the pin and putting it back. Closest to the hole is responsible for tending the pin for anyone far away on the green who might need it, or pulling it and setting it aside if no one does.) On the other hand, I would offer my sweater if I thought a woman was cold, I would help her look for a ball (men too though), and I would fish it out of the water for her. But that's they way I would act on or off the course.
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