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I took a golfball to the side of the face/head today. There was a bug flying around my ear, and just before i went to turn i was hit. I fell down on my hands and knees. Got up, and couldnt see much of anything really. No warning, no fore. I dont really remember much of anything except for the bug part. We have a double ended range, and I couldnt tell you which side it came from, or which way i was facing when i got hit...
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WOW! Did you go to the hospital? Something like that is likely to give you a concussion. Hope you're doing alright!
(A few months ago when I was struggling with the sh**ks, I nearly hit my wife square in the face with one of the hostel. I mean, less than 3 inches. She's left handed, so she faces me when we practice together. Scared me enough I didnt hit anymore that day.) |
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I had a ball land about 2 feet away from me coming from another hole. The guy teed off and sliced into my fairway, which was parallel to him. He didn't yell fore, and when I suggested not so nicely that he do so in the future, he said he couldn't see me because I was behind a tree.
Me, I yell fore as often as I can...but I would imagine if your shot is going into another hole's territory, you should probably yell fore even if you don't see anyone. |
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Sorry to hear that man. I know I also tend to figure stuff will just go away but if you don’t go get checked out and that headache persists, please GO!
I know golf (the USGA specifically) has made a major effort to get more people involved in the game. Golf needs to do more to teach people how to act on the course, at the range, etc. I have never seen as much bad behavior in my life as I see on the course today. Frankly, etiquette on the course mirrors the general level of civility and etiquette much more than it has in the past and all of that has gone downhill. There is more of a mix of people that learned their golf etiquette from their parents or at a time when it was practiced regularly with people that don’t recognize that there is such a thing as golf etiquette. Age appears to be of little consequence here either as a number of folks came onto golf late in life and are as likely to blow it as anybody. I have mentioned before that I had not been on a golf course for sixteen years before this year coming back and I am really kinda’ taken aback by the attitude of some the players and even those involved in course management. |
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Sorry to hear that, strange as it sounds it seems you actually got lucky not to be more badly hurt.
This is certainly not helped by the Pros who rarely shout and would rather it hit someone in the gallery to bounce into play than go OOB or in the hay. If the Pros were shouting the rest of the world would too. Personally I pride myself on having the best 'FOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORE LEFT' in the club. Hope you feel better soon. |
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