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Nope, didn't touch a club until I was 30, then didn't join a club for a few years later.
Similar. Joined Wimbledon Common when I was 10. We could only sit in the smoky snooker room and would normally get chased out by members wanting to play in silence or we had to sit in the locker room. Couldn't use any of the clubhouse, had to go to the kitchen door for a drink and wait until the steward had served the members. At the time we didn't think it a problem as we were there every day in the holidays and usually played 36 a day or a minimum of 18 and then hours on the putting green. We couldn't play competitions or play weekends until after 2.00. Glad things have moved at most clubs these days. I wonder if any are still living in the dark ages thoughYes. Not allowed in the clubhouse, even into the changing rooms. Had to change my shoes in the corner of the green keepers shed. If a junior wanted a sandwich or a drink they knocked on the door of the steward's flat. His wife would do a sandwich and a glass of pop. Not allowed out in Saturday and Sunday comps. Things have changed massively.
took up golf about 9 years ago now
Don’t start this again, if you’re that bothered about his playing history send him an email.I find that very hard to believe.
Ahhh... Hobbit free zones in those days, eh 🙄Yes. Not allowed in the clubhouse, even into the changing rooms. Had to change my shoes in the corner of the green keepers shed. If a junior wanted a sandwich or a drink they knocked on the door of the steward's flat. His wife would do a sandwich and a glass of pop. Not allowed out in Saturday and Sunday comps. Things have changed massively.
Don’t start this again, if you’re that bothered about his playing history send him an email.
Keep threads on track then and stop playing the poster.What are you on about, stop trolling me.
Keep threads on track then and stop playing the poster.
I find that very hard to believe.
Was that at a time of rationing ?Yes. Not allowed in the clubhouse, even into the changing rooms. Had to change my shoes in the corner of the green keepers shed. If a junior wanted a sandwich or a drink they knocked on the door of the steward's flat. His wife would do a sandwich and a glass of pop. Not allowed out in Saturday and Sunday comps. Things have changed massively.