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**Zpxbawtz** · 12-10-2009, 11:05 PM

Hah, the biggest problem I've experienced with charity tournaments, is not the sandbaggers, but the opposites, the ones who think they're alot better than they are. When asked what their handi is, they'll say something like, eh, probably a 15 or so.. When you're playing with them, it's like "what's your handicap again??"

On topic...

That's an awkward situation, since you invited the guy, his poor behavior and your lack of corrective action would reflect poorly on you, even if you reported the incident.

12-10-2009, 11:05 PM	#12
Zpxbawtz Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 660 Senior Member	Hah, the biggest problem I've experienced with charity tournaments, is not the sandbaggers, but the opposites, the ones who think they're alot better than they are. When asked what their handi is, they'll say something like, eh, probably a 15 or so.. When you're playing with them, it's like "what's your handicap again??" On topic... That's an awkward situation, since you invited the guy, his poor behavior and your lack of corrective action would reflect poorly on you, even if you reported the incident.
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