USER1999
Grand Slam Winner
Once the chance to shoot under your h/cap has gone, then every one could n/r and walk in. There would be no scores over the buffer zone, and standard scratch would be a nonsense.
Even if I am having a mare, I will stay out and finish. There is always something you can take from a round. Also, once the chance to buffer has gone, cheer up, there is no point in continuing to be miserable. even if I am playing appallingly, I like to see if I will still crack 100, as I don't believe a score in excess of 100 is possible.
Medals are in 3 balls. Once you walk in, the other two will have their rhythm disturbed as they will then have to wait for every shot behind the 3 in front. This will affect them and their score. There is no chance of them being waved through.
The only time I will N/R is if at the end of a nightmare round I lose a ball on the 18th, in a situation where I didn't expect to, and haven't played a provisional. I am not walking back to the tee on the 18th to complete a poor card. I think this has happened once.
There are many good players at my club who N/R at the drop of a hat, because they don't want others to see what their score was. This is pathetic.
Even if I am having a mare, I will stay out and finish. There is always something you can take from a round. Also, once the chance to buffer has gone, cheer up, there is no point in continuing to be miserable. even if I am playing appallingly, I like to see if I will still crack 100, as I don't believe a score in excess of 100 is possible.
Medals are in 3 balls. Once you walk in, the other two will have their rhythm disturbed as they will then have to wait for every shot behind the 3 in front. This will affect them and their score. There is no chance of them being waved through.
The only time I will N/R is if at the end of a nightmare round I lose a ball on the 18th, in a situation where I didn't expect to, and haven't played a provisional. I am not walking back to the tee on the 18th to complete a poor card. I think this has happened once.
There are many good players at my club who N/R at the drop of a hat, because they don't want others to see what their score was. This is pathetic.