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Old 11-26-2011, 05:43 AM   #1
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Default A question for ALL you golfers who ride carts - please reply.
Whenever I'm playing a crowded course that gets backed up, 99% of golfers do this, which REALLY pisses me off: When they finish their hole, they race up to my teebox and park 6 feet behind me. I haven't even hit yet because there are golfers on the hole I'm about to play. So then they sit there in their cart staring at me. Hey you d-bags, I don't need or want an audience! You can see I'm waiting to hit, so why don't you hang waaaaay back out of my sight? What is golf cart etiquette on this? How many of you do this? If you do, WHY do do you do that????
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:45 AM   #2
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What are we supposed to do wait beside the green we just finished :P

Im all for giving some space unless you've been holding me up for a few holes.

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Old 11-26-2011, 05:50 AM   #3
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Whenever I'm playing a crowded course that gets backed up, 99% of golfers do this, which REALLY pisses me off: When they finish their hole, they race up to my teebox and park 6 feet behind me. I haven't even hit yet because there are golfers on the hole I'm about to play. So then they sit there in their cart staring at me. Hey you d-bags, I don't need or want an audience! You can see I'm waiting to hit, so why don't you hang waaaaay back out of my sight? What is golf cart etiquette on this? How many of you do this? If you do, WHY do do you do that????
They are following proper etiquette. They have to get out of the way for the people behind them.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:51 AM   #4
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:52 AM   #5
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I usually try to hang back as far as possible, while still putting myself in a place where I won't get hit by the group behind me. And if its hot, I find a place in the shade. There has been a few times I've been closer than I preferred, but due to the design of the course it was required. But I've had people ride up on me on the teebox, and its just the way it is. On the first tee we had the group behind us come and park right behind our cart. I took a few practice swings to loosen up, and in the middle of my swing the guy says "I bet these guys will hold us up all day". I then placed one 10 feet in front of the green, he said "wow". When we were on the 18th tee the guys behind us were on on the 15th fairway. So much for holding them up.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:53 AM   #6
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
Yeah I don't see you lasting real long here.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:54 AM   #7
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
You seem angry and paranoid. What are you trying to hide?

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Old 11-26-2011, 05:58 AM   #8
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I like to pull up so close that the person can hardly get their clubs back in their bag after they hit.

Nah, I will pull off the previous hole up toward the next tee box and will try to give as much room as I can. At times there's room to give plenty of space, other times I'm up there as close as 6 feet from the cart of the group playing the hole in front of me.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:58 AM   #9
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
You may want to check yourself, friend, you are treading dangerously close to pissing me off. For your information, I almost never ride a cart, and I am certainly not the "d-bag" that you so childishly accuse me of being. Re-evaluate what you are typing before you respond to me again.
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Old 11-26-2011, 05:59 AM   #10
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I realize a few courses have short distances between greens and the next tee box. But that's not what I'm talking about. Here is the St. Louis area it seems everybody comes wheeling up on you no matter what. As far as the reply saying it is proper eitqutte to get out of the way of people behind them: I say no - it's just the opposite. You don't hit into the group in front of you. Play that occurs behind you is not really your concern. Obviously you must keep pace, but beyond that, it is incumbent on those behind you not to interfere with your round, and that includes wheeling up into the teebox when I'm in it.
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:02 AM   #11
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
Dude no offense but you sound a little crazy lol. EVERYBODY pulls up to the next tee when they are done with the previous hole, what else can you do. Cant expect people to wait at the green for you to tee off or pull 100 yards out of the way because you cant hit with somebody watching you. If somebody pulling up to a tee box bothers you how do you go out in public?
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:03 AM   #12
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No, you can pull away from that green and then stop when you see a parked cart up ahead near a teebox. Aha! YOU are one of the d-bags!!! And I don't hold up anybody either. If I'm standing in the teebox with a club in hand, what do you THINK I'm waiting for? A pizza delivery? I'm waiting to hit, and I don't want you sittin' there 20 feet away. You may be Phil Frikkin Mickelson for all I care. I didn't come out to play golf with strangers staring at me.
A pizza would certainly break the ice. I doubt anyone is staring at you, I tend not to pay attention to whomever is doing whatever on the tee box in front of me. I'm usually looking at the hole, thinking about what club, lighting a smoke, or is some cases secretly filming the guy on the tee box in front of me

Some courses have ample room between greens and tees, yet quite a few are just a few paces between. What are those folks supposed to do?

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Old 11-26-2011, 06:04 AM   #13
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I'm sorry dude, I'm calling B.S. So you wouldn't be upset if the group in front of you decided to stop and hang out in the fairway instead of moving up after hitting their shots. You expect me to keep others from being able to hit their approach shots, just in case I was to make you a little nervous. People are going to watch you swing. As long as they aren't talking during your backswing, worry about your own game and move on.

My next question, are you really playing as a single when the course is that busy?
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:05 AM   #14
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I realize a few courses have short distances between greens and the next tee box. But that's not what I'm talking about. Here is the St. Louis area it seems everybody comes wheeling up on you no matter what. As far as the reply saying it is proper eitqutte to get out of the way of people behind them: I say no - it's just the opposite. You don't hit into the group in front of you. Play that occurs behind you is not really your concern. Obviously you must keep pace, but beyond that, it is incumbent on those behind you not to interfere with your round, and that includes wheeling up into the teebox when I'm in it.
Driving a cart up mid swing should be avoided. But pulling up to the next tee during a slow round shouldn't be a big deal. My wife hits in front of people, and she's not a good player. Look at her sitting over there.

If you're afraid to hit a golf ball in front of others, buy your own golf course.

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Old 11-26-2011, 06:05 AM   #15
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Seriously what is the deal? Am I D-bag if I say yes. I finish my hole and drive to the next tee. If your just sitting then I find shade and wait for you to hit. How does this make me or anyone a d-bag? Who pissed in your cornflakes. Proper protocol is to pull up to the next tee. As long as the group behind you isn't making noise or bothering you with actions, then sitting in their carts is their choice...you will just have to deal
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:05 AM   #16
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You may want to check yourself, friend, you are treading dangerously close to pissing me off. For your information, I almost never ride a cart, and I am certainly not the "d-bag" that you so childishly accuse me of being. Re-evaluate what you are typing before you respond to me again.
Oh be easy here, no sense in getting your feathers ruffled here. I'm certain he was replying to me anyway.

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Old 11-26-2011, 06:08 AM   #17
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Seriously what is the deal? Am I D-bag if I say yes. I finish my hole and drive to the next tee. If your just sitting then I find shade and wait for you to hit. How does this make me or anyone a d-bag? Who pissed in your cornflakes. Proper protocol is to pull up to the next tee. As long as the group behind you isn't making noise or bothering you with actions, then sitting in their carts is their choice...you will just have to deal
This man has a valid point here. Heck a lot of times you don't even know there are people on the tee on the next hole until you pull away from the previous green to find discover that you're still there. Nobody cares what you're doing or how you're hitting, sounds like you'll just have to chill and deal with it to me.
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:08 AM   #18
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I wonder, do you openly call these people out about it? Or do you just run to an internet forum where you are free of persecution? How old are you, by the way? 12, 13?
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Old 11-26-2011, 06:11 AM   #19
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Seriously what is the deal? Am I D-bag if I say yes. I finish my hole and drive to the next tee. If your just sitting then I find shade and wait for you to hit. How does this make me or anyone a d-bag? Who pissed in your cornflakes. Proper protocol is to pull up to the next tee. As long as the group behind you isn't making noise or bothering you with actions, then sitting in their carts is their choice...you will just have to deal
What a bunch of nonsense, Freddie. Everyone knows there is no shade in FL. lol.

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Old 11-26-2011, 06:13 AM   #20
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Is what im doing after I pull up to the next tee box while secretly video taping their swing and pulling jedi mind tricks to make you shank it. Is that what you think people are doing when they pull up?
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