[freflellalafe]

Swearing. I don't yell or scream but in my line of work I get used to speaking in a kind of "language" that can sometimes be hard to turn off at the proper times

Oh I whine a lot when I am playing bad and it's really annoying to me so I'm sure it's 10x worse for my playing partners.

^^^^^^Me too.

[glasscollector]

Putting my bag too close to the ball so I have to stop and move it back before I take my practice swing.

[trorseIrripsy]

Dropping a club on the ground when I hit a bad shot.
That has to stop if I hope to be in the MC.

[MormefWrarebe]

I guess verbally bashing myself after a poor shot. Still dipping, worst habit in the world.

[Qualarrizab]

not taking enough club on approach shots. I always think I have enough and most times I don't and always leave myself a long two putt instead of a chance at a one putt

[blogforlovxr]

I hardly ever take the flag out when playing with others. I don't do it intentionally, but since I typically play as a single the flag isn't something I worry about.

[SaraKonradtt]

Yep I dip a lot while playing. I would like to stop.

[Charryith]

Yep I dip a lot while playing. I would like to stop.

Me too bro. Trying to quit - the problem is I enjoy the heck out of it.

[Fellionas]

^^^^ THIS ^^^^

[BalaGire]

smoking and even while swinging. Although gotta say doesnt affect mey swing at all. I can hit well or suck with or without the stogie in my mouth. Alotta cursing/foul language with bad hits. Although I usually say it in many ways which is funny and most anyone I play with will often laugh. I will often call out several different and multiple combinations of foul language at once that don't make any sense at all together and actually makes me laugh at myself as well. Usually at some point after the first few holes (if not the first one) I'll hit the total screw up hole and start letting it out. Believe it or not, Actually makes most others loosen up and than leads into some humurous and easy going atmosphere for the rest of the round. Funny how people (strangers) tend to be more at ease and comfortable once someone opens up a bit, even if it's with foul language.