Slab
Occasional Tour Caddy
On the other thread about letting groups through there was a few replies that made me think that some players attribute some kind of seniority or leadership ladder to the players in their 4-ball (other size groups are available)
Like when a player defers to others as to whether they can let a group through (almost seeking permission rather than cooperation because if declined then they might not do anything further) Maybe because one player is/was on the committee/past captain they are regarded with a different status, maybe just those with strong/domineering personalities. its the kind of thing we see in the workplace all the time but does it transfer to your groups on the course? How does it change for a drawn comp rather than your regular groups
When you play (either with folks you know well or not) do you notice any 'leadership/seniority structure' in the group and where do you typically sit in it & are you comfortable there, does it cause any issues?
Like when a player defers to others as to whether they can let a group through (almost seeking permission rather than cooperation because if declined then they might not do anything further) Maybe because one player is/was on the committee/past captain they are regarded with a different status, maybe just those with strong/domineering personalities. its the kind of thing we see in the workplace all the time but does it transfer to your groups on the course? How does it change for a drawn comp rather than your regular groups
When you play (either with folks you know well or not) do you notice any 'leadership/seniority structure' in the group and where do you typically sit in it & are you comfortable there, does it cause any issues?