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**moopogyOvenny** · 10-08-2009, 10:01 PM

I can usually tell if someone will be receptive to "advice." I NEVER give golf advice on the course, unless solicited by my golf partner. However, for someone's own safety, I think I'd tell them to wait until the golfers on the adjacent hole hit their shots before walking out to hit theirs.

As far as being slow with his pre-shot routine, I'm sure he got that from watching television! I believe watching the pro's on television instill more BAD habits than GOOD ones for new golfers - lining putts up from every conceivable angle for 2-3 minutes, checking constantly for changing wind conditions before hitting, etc...

10-08-2009, 10:01 PM	#19
moopogyOvenny Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 657 Senior Member	I can usually tell if someone will be receptive to "advice." I NEVER give golf advice on the course, unless solicited by my golf partner. However, for someone's own safety, I think I'd tell them to wait until the golfers on the adjacent hole hit their shots before walking out to hit theirs. As far as being slow with his pre-shot routine, I'm sure he got that from watching television! I believe watching the pro's on television instill more BAD habits than GOOD ones for new golfers - lining putts up from every conceivable angle for 2-3 minutes, checking constantly for changing wind conditions before hitting, etc...
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