How much notice required, to change your tee time ?

[williamalex1]

You discover that the forecast is going to be really bad for your afternoon tee time , should you be allowed to change to an early morning time, if there's one available, and how much notice should be required. ??

 

[HomerJSimpson]

You discover that the forecast is going to be really bad for your afternoon tee time , should you be allowed to change to an early morning time, if there's one available, and how much notice should be required. ??

Are we talking in a comp?

 

[chellie]

You discover that the forecast is going to be really bad for your afternoon tee time , should you be allowed to change to an early morning time, if there's one available, and how much notice should be required. ??

For a competition, if it's the next day, no you shouldn't be able to change.

 

[williamalex1]

For a competition, if it's the next day, no you shouldn't be able to change.

For an away open competition, giving a full 24 hours notice.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

For an away open competition, giving a full 24 hours notice.

If its a drawn event then you shouldn't be able to change the time at all. All the luck of the draw

 

[upsidedown]

For an away open competition, giving a full 24 hours notice.

If you and your playing partners are in agreement then no problem

 

[williamalex1]

If its a drawn event then you shouldn't be able to change the time at all. All the luck of the draw

Not drawn , you choose your preferred tee time from what's available .

 

[HankMarvin]

You discover that the forecast is going to be really bad for your afternoon tee time , should you be allowed to change to an early morning time, if there's one available, and how much notice should be required. ??

simple answer is no, tough luck just get on with it.

what if everyone wanted to do it...........

 

[williamalex1]

If you and your playing partners are in agreement then no problem

I should have said Seniors open individual stroke play comp .

 

[williamalex1]

simple answer is no, tough luck just get on with it.

what if everyone wanted to do it...........

You're always welcome Hank :thup:

 

[upsidedown]

I should have said Seniors open individual stroke play comp .

Ah in that scenario , no . You could potentially be letting down other players .

 

[Deleted member 16999]

If the spaces are available and the organisers allow it, fill your boots, check online and see if it shows when the bookings close. Better you changing your time than pulling out.

 

[williamalex1]

Ah in that scenario , no . You could potentially be letting down other players .

Nope, all 3 players in the time slot agreed to the change.

 

[williamalex1]

If the spaces are available and the organisers allow it, fill your boots, check online and see if it shows when the bookings close. Better you changing your time than pulling out.

Exactly, no money was paid up front , and times were available , so what's the problem.

 

[upsidedown]

Nope, all 3 players in the time slot agreed to the change.

Yup that's fine then 👍

 

[HankMarvin]

Exactly, no money was paid up front , and times were available , so what's the problem.

It's just not right.....

You shouldn't be allowed to change your time full stop, especially because of the weather.

 

[williamalex1]

It's just not right.....

You shouldn't be allowed to change your time full stop, especially because of the weather.

:ears:

 

[Deleted member 16999]

It's just not right.....

You shouldn't be allowed to change your time full stop, especially because of the weather.

Rubbish, the slots are empty, he wants to give himself the best chance of doing well.

 

[ManinBlack]

It's just not right.....

You shouldn't be allowed to change your time full stop, especially because of the weather.

You've answered the wrong question. The OP wasn't seeking an opinion on whether it was right or not. What's the difference between changing times & waiting to see the weather forecast before entering. If it meant I didn't get wet, that's what I'd do. It's amateur golf, not the European Tour.

 

[jusme]

Read nothing here to suggest that there is anything wrong with it at all. If the rules permit - take advantage - we do it where we can