How would you feel?

[kid2]

Im just wondering what the general consensus is about this......
As most know iv been laid up with a cast the past 10 weeks but im now in 2 shoes albeit nowhere near 100% and last weekend i shot a couple of shots lower than my handicap....It was only a bounce round but i was happy with the outcome......

So this weekend iv entered the first singles medal.....I still have a bit to go strength wise and also flexibility wise but i can get the ball out there a decent enough distance.....
Im hoping that ill get a buggy for the round as i know my leg wouldn't last 9 let alone 18 walking....

So what would you think if someone rolled up to your course at the weekend played in a medal in a Buggy and beat the field to win the Comp?

 

[john0]

I'd say well played. If you feel up to it then go for it

 

[bobmac]

The last course I worked at had a rule....
If you want to use a buggy in a club comp, you need a doctors certificate saying you need one.

 

[chris661]

I couldn't care less.

 

[connor]

buggy due to medical reasons is fine I wouldnt have any problem with it at all.

 

[moogie]

So what would you think if someone rolled up to your course at the weekend played in a medal in a Buggy and beat the field to win the Comp?

Nothing whatsoever..........guys play medals or comps every wed / sat / sun at our place, in buggies
I aint gota problem with it, they still gota swing the club and get it in the hole.....

Good Luck to you

 

[connor]

The last course I worked at had a rule....
If you want to use a buggy in a club comp, you need a doctors certificate saying you need one.

i wouldnt be fussed about a letter i would be happy with someones word to be fair

 

[leaney]

Nothing wrong with that fella. Good luck!

 

[In_The_Rough]

Wouldn't bother me as I never come close to winning anyway cant see any problem whatsoever though

 

[daveyc2k2]

Our clubs rule is the same as bobs old club. If you want to use a buggy for a comp you need a doctors certificate to justify it.

 

[Birchy]

Im just wondering what the general consensus is about this......
As most know iv been laid up with a cast the past 10 weeks but im now in 2 shoes albeit nowhere near 100% and last weekend i shot a couple of shots lower than my handicap....It was only a bounce round but i was happy with the outcome......

So this weekend iv entered the first singles medal.....I still have a bit to go strength wise and also flexibility wise but i can get the ball out there a decent enough distance.....
Im hoping that ill get a buggy for the round as i know my leg wouldn't last 9 let alone 18 walking....

So what would you think if someone rolled up to your course at the weekend played in a medal in a Buggy and beat the field to win the Comp?

Theres a couple of older guys at my course that has them and use them in comps and i dont see a problem with it.

 

[fundy]

No issue at all, youve clearly been/are injured.

may be in the same boat myself in a few weeks time hopefully

 

[kid2]

The last course I worked at had a rule....
If you want to use a buggy in a club comp, you need a doctors certificate saying you need one.

To be honest Bob i would totally agree with this.......Ok I'm actually genuine but i think that it may be an advantage over the people having to walk the course.....

 

[kid2]

No issue at all, youve clearly been/are injured.

may be in the same boat myself in a few weeks time hopefully

What happened you Pal?

 

[HomerJSimpson]

We only have two buggies anyway so it isn't a huge issue and I think they are usually borrowed by guys with injuries. I wouldn't have an issue but I'm sure its another thing on Shivas's list that means he wouldn't play with them as they are clearly cheating and gaining a huge advantage

 

[chris661]

but I'm sure its another thing on Shivas's list that means he wouldn't play with them as they are clearly cheating and gaining a huge advantage

Yawn. Why did you need to have a cheap dig?

 

[USER1999]

I don't mind. Most guys who take a buggy at my track fill it with beer and wine. They never win anything. No surprise there then.

Seriously, if you can't walk 18, then I'd have no issues with you buggying it.

 

[kid2]

Yawn. Why did you need to have a cheap dig?

 

[Captainron]

I would be jealous and want to put my clubs on the back so that I didn't have to carry them. I have no problems with anyone using a buggy.

 

[garyinderry]

when its a good day i would prefer to walk all the time. the only time a buggy is good is if its a massive course with long walks between holes or if its raining.