clubchamp98
Journeyman Pro
Thats not possible imo in most clubs .Jacko_G, The situation you describe has to be down to the club and the way they run their comps. Not ideal for anyone really other than the ladies who want to play in their own wee bubble. Going from other posts on here it does indeed look as if it is the ladies who have created their own wee bubble and want to live within that. To me that is not going to help the long term future of club golf. The traditional ladies day for ladies competition is great for women who are not working and can play on a thursday morning, have lunch and then head home. Trouble is, nowadays we have a lot of ladies who work and the chances they have to play in competition are greatly reduce if ladies comps aren't played at weekends.
Clubs are going to have to change the way they have run all their competitions in the coming years, what used to work years back will not necessarily be the ideal model going forward. It will take time, but, in ten year the Mixed Medal tee booking will be far more common, the men will play their medal and the ladies will play theirs, on the same day in the same time slot.
as members of both sexes will not have enough daylight to play on one day.
Getting a tee time on sat is bad enough now , if they open it to the ladies it will make it harder.
I am all for equality but that means true equality not one made up to suit certain groups.
Most ladies at my club didn’t want equality but were steamrolled into it by some vocal ones that’s their own fault, they should have just voted them down.
So the club let them keep ladies day . And introduced a club medal for everyone on Saturday.
Even though only four ladies play in it!
Thats not equality.