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**Lhtfajba** · 08-27-2009, 09:06 PM

+1. Thats what I do. People have put the flag back in without grabbing my club though, they seemed baffled that I do this.

That's fine that you do this. I have in the past and still do without thinking sometimes. But in the end, it's your responsibility to grab your clubs, not theirs. Most groups I've been in tend to remind people about their clubs "over there" if they notice them. But really, if you put your clubs on the flagstick, then you should also be responsible for putting it back in (and in the process, picking up your clubs). If it's just "next to" the flagstick, sometimes people will pick up the stick and move around a little. Better to lay the clubs on the path back to the cart. I still think laying your glove next to your clubs is the best way to keep from forgetting your clubs on the green. You'll at least remember before your next tee shot.

08-27-2009, 09:06 PM	#8
Lhtfajba Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 532 Senior Member	+1. Thats what I do. People have put the flag back in without grabbing my club though, they seemed baffled that I do this. That's fine that you do this. I have in the past and still do without thinking sometimes. But in the end, it's your responsibility to grab your clubs, not theirs. Most groups I've been in tend to remind people about their clubs "over there" if they notice them. But really, if you put your clubs on the flagstick, then you should also be responsible for putting it back in (and in the process, picking up your clubs). If it's just "next to" the flagstick, sometimes people will pick up the stick and move around a little. Better to lay the clubs on the path back to the cart. I still think laying your glove next to your clubs is the best way to keep from forgetting your clubs on the green. You'll at least remember before your next tee shot.
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