Think man think. Whose produces such a thing? If one player in each group logged in using their phone, the pro in the shop could monitor all groups and contact those that are "out of position". Technology put to use!
OK, question as I have not yet played golf in the UK...
How prevalent is ready golf in the UK, whoever gets to the ball first and is ready to go, just hit it, walk on a bit ahead, be ready to go as soon as you can, etc.
It is how me and my mates play (all to less than 13 handicaps) even when we play our Skins game with money on the line. Pick up when out of the hole and so on...
Is it not just done that way in the UK?
In our roll ups it's always ready group. In competitions though it still tends to be furthest from the pin first. That said, we usually get round in a medal and stableford (three balls) well within four hours which I consider reasonable. That said, as long as play keeps moving and there isn't too much waiting around, if it takes four hours or longer, then so be it. Not a problem to me
Homer:
Very strange to me you guys speak of three balls. In the USA nearly every tee time is a four ball.
Homer:
Very strange to me you guys speak of three balls. In the USA nearly every tee time is a four ball.