It’s all they do!
You were probably expecting less people to vote yes though, I'd imagine? Not that this is a bad thing, it's nice to have one's eyes opened every now and again.
), if they had a policy of requiring a caddy for instance. Tried it once, not for me, didn't enjoy it, wasted a lot of time and money, decided I would be happier just playing another course without the caddy in future.Interesting, I've never played with a caddie , it's something I'd like to try some time, a friend who played the Old Course a couple of times said it was great there as the lines were not obvious.Agree with you, very few things would stop me playing a course.
I would turn down the chance to play Augusta(not that it will ever happen
Seriously? You'd turn down Augusta if you had to have a caddie?Agree with you, very few things would stop me playing a course.
I would turn down the chance to play Augusta(not that it will ever happen
as I may as well just use my time and play another course, that doesn't require me to have a caddy (no offence to caddies meant, just a reflection on me)As posted before, what is the point in playing a course that you are not going to enjoy or be happy whilst playing and wasting your time/money doing it. It is a line I am not willing to cross again, a no goer, a no point in going there and so on
Luckily I don't need or want to play any golf course enough, to feel I need to comply to such a rule and I am not going to and would rather walk out of the club than play
I wasn’t expecting anything at all - i thought it would be an interesting thread that would cause a good debate about what things people like and don’t , and on the whole it has been - it’s a shame the usual suspects added nothing but to antagonise
I'd probably find it too embarrassing. Firstly having someone else carry my clubs for me just seems opulent, and secondly, when he gives me a lovely precise yardage of 157 or something, and I thank him politely before promptly duffing it 30 yards right. Ground swallow me up!
But an experienced caddy will have seen it all before and to be honest a lot of good ones will tune into your actual level of ability (and not what you think it is in your head) very quickly and then be able to club and direct you far better.I'd probably find it too embarrassing. Firstly having someone else carry my clubs for me just seems opulent, and secondly, when he gives me a lovely precise yardage of 157 or something, and I thank him politely before promptly duffing it 30 yards right. Ground swallow me up!
OK, so you get invited to make up a 4ball with Woods, Mcilroy and Rose at Augusta the only proviso is you have to pay £50 for a caddie. You'd still turn it down?As posted before, what is the point in playing a course that you are not going to enjoy or be happy whilst playing and wasting your time/money doing it. It is a line I am not willing to cross again, a no goer, a no point in going there and so on
Luckily I don't need or want to play any golf course enough, to feel I need to comply to such a rule and I am not going to and would rather walk out of the club than play
How do you 'tune' in to someone duffing it and slicing it out of bounds?? "Right the line here is 50 yards to the left..."
Why would that be happening? Christ, talk about straw man.
In your case normally when you find the bag aside the next tee box and the caddy heading back to the clubhouse.How do you 'tune' in to someone duffing it and slicing it out of bounds?? "Right the line here is 50 yards to the left..."
