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If that ruins the social aspect of golf for some, I’d say it’s their fault...
Quote from: Mark Pearce on May 31, 2018, 02:17:43 PMNo-one has picked up what, for me, is the oddest thing about the OP. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why two friends would choose to play golf together and then choose to play a different set of tees. That leads to a disrupted, rhythm less game. Agree the set of tees you're going to play and have a game of golf. And compare your scores on each hole, adjusted, if you want, by handicap. Simples.Husbands and wives play together from different tees......but then again do H&W’s count as friends! Being serious for a moment, some clubs in the U.K. have started to adopt an approach in men’s amateur medals and stablefords where guys can play in the same 2-3-4-ball but play from different coloured tees (different prize divisions). I think this approach has been adopted in parts of Europe for a while.Atb
No-one has picked up what, for me, is the oddest thing about the OP. I cannot, for the life of me, understand why two friends would choose to play golf together and then choose to play a different set of tees. That leads to a disrupted, rhythm less game. Agree the set of tees you're going to play and have a game of golf. And compare your scores on each hole, adjusted, if you want, by handicap. Simples.