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Too late with that quip, someone else suggested it already.
Doh!
Too late with that quip, someone else suggested it already.
Don't be silly..You seem to be going hard on this one ken, has it happened to you?
Pretty much just what we seem to be doing these days.The simple thing to do is to state that the flag will come out as everyone gets onto the green and if anyone wants it left in they can hit their putt first. Then it can be removed.
An influencing factor is whether the holes have the thin plastic liners around the top, over the cup proper. Never the case in elite golf, so the soil takes the hit with a lower COR than the plastic strip.
Rulesies - can you have a local rule forbidding flag removal ?
An influencing factor is whether the holes have the thin plastic liners around the top, over the cup proper. Never the case in elite golf, so the soil takes the hit with a lower COR than the plastic strip.
Rulesies - can you have a local rule forbidding flag removal ?
I don't buy this. Really not sure how an off centre putt has more chance of going in with the flag in. Surely glancing off the flag is going to deflect it whereas no flag the ball has more chance of dropping.
Each to their own, I suppose. At our place, most people seem to be leaving it in. Certainly the various folk I play with do so.
I've found that the guys that ask for it out are mostly better players.Most of my regular PP’s leave it in, I have found the guys who ask for it out are mostly seniors.
Dons tin hat
Most of my regular PP’s leave it in, I have found the guys who ask for it out are mostly seniors.
Dons tin hat
I think you're both right actually. Old people and low handicappers have something in common - both stuck in their ways/habits and don't like change.I've found that the guys that ask for it out are mostly better players.
Sweeping generalisation. The remainder do like change then?I think you're both right actually. Old people and low handicappers have something in common - both stuck in their ways/habits and don't like change.
And you saying better players take the flag out wasn't?Sweeping generalisation. The remainder do like change then?
I've found that the guys that ask for it out are mostly better players.
The only change is you now have a choice.I think you're both right actually. Old people and low handicappers have something in common - both stuck in their ways/habits and don't like change.
How rude.I think you're both right actually. Old people and low handicappers have something in common - both stuck in their ways/habits and don't like change.
Perhaps they need to start making proper flags that have the little tray at the bottom for scooping the ball out that practise green flags have.My experience is that most people on the practice putting green leave the flag in, and then ask for the flag on the putting green to be 'out'. Not really logical is it.
Like the ones we had for Covid?Perhaps they need to start making proper flags that have the little tray at the bottom for scooping the ball out that practise green flags have.
No, NOT like those atrocities.Like the ones we had for Covid?