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**beloveds** · 11-23-2009, 11:55 PM

I try to be. The main course that I play is in a river valley. There is the front nine on one side of the river and about a 200 foot cliff on the other. So needless to say, at certain spots on that front nine, noise travels well. Sometimes if you are on one hole, you can hear a normal conversation going on 100 yards to the other side on a different hole. It really gets amplified when people talk loudly. I have noticed this a few times and try and keep a quiet voice if others are around becuase I know that the sound travels well there. Unfortunately, many others have not figured this out.

It is amazing how many people think that if they shout to a playing partner on one hole, there is a magic force field that keeps others from hearing on a neighboring hole.

11-23-2009, 11:55 PM	#4
beloveds Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 591 Senior Member	I try to be. The main course that I play is in a river valley. There is the front nine on one side of the river and about a 200 foot cliff on the other. So needless to say, at certain spots on that front nine, noise travels well. Sometimes if you are on one hole, you can hear a normal conversation going on 100 yards to the other side on a different hole. It really gets amplified when people talk loudly. I have noticed this a few times and try and keep a quiet voice if others are around becuase I know that the sound travels well there. Unfortunately, many others have not figured this out. It is amazing how many people think that if they shout to a playing partner on one hole, there is a magic force field that keeps others from hearing on a neighboring hole.
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