Golf Random Irritations

Have you tried getting a Sharpie and writing '8' on the 9 iron and so on? Should help. :LOL:
I actually thought about something like that as an aid at first.
But that would only prolong the time for me to become thought-fluent in my new irons' language, if you know what I mean. And that is how I want to be.

I have written a large 42 on the P and 47 on the U, though. My other two have 52 and 58 stamped on them.

On a more comical note...
:LOL::LOL::LOL:My other option is to use a set of 9 iron covers 3-9,PW,SW :LOL::LOL::LOL:
 
Are the ISV’s aware of this ?
You would have to assume that EG have been in communication with them as they have already announced it at a series of regional County Update meetings over recent weeks. It would be odd to leave the businesses that are effected out of the loop as I assume they are going to have to change their software in some way.
 
You would have to assume that EG have been in communication with them as they have already announced it at a series of regional County Update meetings over recent weeks. It would be odd to leave the businesses that are effected out of the loop as I assume they are going to have to change their software in some way.

IG today were going on about the enhanced “General Play Score” entry on the New App - would seem like a waste of a feature
 
Could’ve posted this in the pro gold thread but it irritates me so here we are.

What is with Sky PGAT coverage showing Whoop band stats of player heart rates on some of the tee shots. Then commentators going nuts about the HR readings, comments like “we may have a medical situation here as his HR just hit 147”

Don’t know why it’s irritating me but it’s just not needed and clueless commentary for sound bites and now they’re talking about their own whoop readings 😒
 
Bad time at the driving range last night. First the Trackman screen froze up on my bay so I had to move to another bay that I don't like (it has a pillar on the left which makes me think I'm going to hit it with my club so I end up not following through properly).

Then three lads joined the range in the bays behind me. At least two of them seemed to be beginners - but they were seemingly trying to smash driver as hard as possible. One of them hit the side of the bay or maybe the lawnmower to the left of the range, because the ball went flying back across the range bays and narrowly missed me and few others. Later a similar thing happened again, a ball comes flying across and hits the divider in front of my bay, luckily I was back by the touchscreen at the time. They were giving it all "Where did that even go lol" so I shouted across - "it hit my bay - do you maybe want to calm down before you kill somebody?" Followed by awkward silence. I felt bad for saying it straight away - I know they've got to start somewhere and I didn't really want them to think all golfers are grumpy bastards (even though we mostly are!). But I was genuinely a bit shaken by being peppered with balls from behind me where I can't see.

Hit most of my remaining balls pretty crap after that and it felt like a waste of time. 😕
 
Bad time at the driving range last night. First the Trackman screen froze up on my bay so I had to move to another bay that I don't like (it has a pillar on the left which makes me think I'm going to hit it with my club so I end up not following through properly).

Then three lads joined the range in the bays behind me. At least two of them seemed to be beginners - but they were seemingly trying to smash driver as hard as possible. One of them hit the side of the bay or maybe the lawnmower to the left of the range, because the ball went flying back across the range bays and narrowly missed me and few others. Later a similar thing happened again, a ball comes flying across and hits the divider in front of my bay, luckily I was back by the touchscreen at the time. They were giving it all "Where did that even go lol" so I shouted across - "it hit my bay - do you maybe want to calm down before you kill somebody?" Followed by awkward silence. I felt bad for saying it straight away - I know they've got to start somewhere and I didn't really want them to think all golfers are grumpy bastards (even though we mostly are!). But I was genuinely a bit shaken by being peppered with balls from behind me where I can't see.

Hit most of my remaining balls pretty crap after that and it felt like a waste of time. 😕

This sounds like a 'you' problem
I'f you can't go to the range wearing the appropriate kevlar vest and helmet logo'd under your golf apparel brand of choice , then you've only got yourself to blame :p
 
Bad time at the driving range last night. First the Trackman screen froze up on my bay so I had to move to another bay that I don't like (it has a pillar on the left which makes me think I'm going to hit it with my club so I end up not following through properly).

Then three lads joined the range in the bays behind me. At least two of them seemed to be beginners - but they were seemingly trying to smash driver as hard as possible. One of them hit the side of the bay or maybe the lawnmower to the left of the range, because the ball went flying back across the range bays and narrowly missed me and few others. Later a similar thing happened again, a ball comes flying across and hits the divider in front of my bay, luckily I was back by the touchscreen at the time. They were giving it all "Where did that even go lol" so I shouted across - "it hit my bay - do you maybe want to calm down before you kill somebody?" Followed by awkward silence. I felt bad for saying it straight away - I know they've got to start somewhere and I didn't really want them to think all golfers are grumpy bastards (even though we mostly are!). But I was genuinely a bit shaken by being peppered with balls from behind me where I can't see.

Hit most of my remaining balls pretty crap after that and it felt like a waste of time. 😕

In my experience, it’s better to politely speak up right away in situations like this.

If you let it eat away at you, you tend to get upset and react irritably, which in turn triggers defensive reactions in the other person and can lead to an escalation.

Besides, it’s better for your emotional well-being…! 😁
 
In my experience, it’s better to politely speak up right away in situations like this.

If you let it eat away at you, you tend to get upset and react irritably, which in turn triggers defensive reactions in the other person and can lead to an escalation.

Besides, it’s better for your emotional well-being…! 😁
I dunno, I still felt bad. But I just couldn't relax after that, it put me on edge. I thought about apologising to him when I left but I was still annoyed then so I didn't bother.
 
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