Unpopular golfing opinions

Golfers should carry unless they have a dr's certificate.

Shorts and White chino's should not been worn by male golfers EVER.
 
1. all-male and all-female golf clubs should be allowed

2. there should be a basic competency test before a player is allowed on a golf course

we have a large number of lady members at our place. a few of them struggle to hit the ball more than 20-30 yards at a time. getting stuck behind them is soul-destroying.

3. If there is a trolley/buggy ban because of the weather, clubs should not allow members to get round it with a doctor's note.

we have had such a ban in place for the last few weeks, yet there is a sizeable number playing regularly with a trolley or even a ride-on single seater buggy, wrecking the course. I have sympathy for genuine cases, but it's the easiest thing in the world to go to the docs and pay him to write you a note saying he recommends you should be allowed to use a trolley/buggy.
 
Going out for a friendly knock with fewer than 14 clubs is a waste of time - it is essential that a full 14 plus all the gear must be taken out at all times - necessitating the use of a bag the size of which could comfortably accommodate the average junior.
 
Known reoffending slow players should be drawn at the back of swindles and comps. There’s nothing worse than seeing a draw sheet only to realise three out of the first four ball in the roll up are the slowest in the club... oh and your the 8th-10th group
 
The most unpopular golf opinion I can think of right now is Boris's opinion that playing golf will spread Covid (but gathering in a church won't).
Just a quick FYI - The truth of it is that due to the demographic of regular church-goers many (if not most) churches are not open for congregational worship as they recognise that many of their congregation will be elderly and vulnerable. Where a church is open - doors are opened to create a through draught; the congregation is strictly socially distanced; is face-masked; do not mingle or socialise before or after a service; and do not sing. I wouldn’t worry too much about church congregations being a vector for transmission of the virus ?
 
Just a quick FYI - The truth of it is that due to the demographic of regular church-goers many (if not most) churches are not open for congregational worship as they recognise that many of their congregation will be elderly and vulnerable. Where a church is open - doors are opened to create a through draught; the congregation is strictly socially distanced; is face-masked; do not mingle or socialise before or after a service; and do not sing. I wouldn’t worry too much about church congregations being a vector for transmission of the virus ?
They don't always follow the rules....like so many other people. It's an exception that shouldn't be there......
 
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