Don't worry scarfie keza copped worse and hers were on golf link in a comp (all be it adhoc's due to small fields)
G69 not starting anything... they were scores in a comp with a marker and some people did not believe them.
BV I have done nothing in this thread and its going fine.
I wonder if my "Peter_rs is becoming a golfer" thread is due for an update tomorrow.
If you're a regular club golfer that plays in the Saturday comp most weeks, of course your social rounds mean very little.
If you're primarily a social golfer, then the social rounds, provided you adhere to the rules, will obviously gain more importance.
I personally don't rate social rounds, but I play reasonably regularly with a group of friends, none of who have handicaps, nor have they ever had handicaps. One of them had an ace in our annual little event last year and another shot a PB round of 81. Both of them are entitled to claim their achievement as far as I'm concerned.
But I do see the point from both side of the argument.
Moe Norman
Ping G30 9* | Wilson Staff Tour F5 15* | Ping G20 20** | Ping i3 Blades 3-PW | Ping Tour 54.12 & 60.08| Yes! Marilyn
"I had played so poorly recently, I started thinking that maybe I should do something else. Then I saw my friends going to work every day and realised that my life wasn't so bad." -Steve Pate
Moe Norman
Ping G30 9* | Wilson Staff Tour F5 15* | Ping G20 20** | Ping i3 Blades 3-PW | Ping Tour 54.12 & 60.08| Yes! Marilyn
"I had played so poorly recently, I started thinking that maybe I should do something else. Then I saw my friends going to work every day and realised that my life wasn't so bad." -Steve Pate
what if you treat comps as social golf as you don't get to play your home course, and comps are cheaper then social golf.
In the end all scores matter other wise you would stay at the range.
Moe, what about when you are playing on your own and then claim the score as a PB and then start a thread on an internet golf forum telling everyone you have "conquered the game"? Is that the same as a score shot playing with a group of friends?
What scarfie is claiming is not even worthy of being called a social round.
Now now, I've only ever made one comment about you, and that was deleted. Besides - it was a cracker For heavens sake, if it was taken in the light it was meant to it may not have even been deleted.
Tez - Jim wouldn't have received a PM, that would involve coming back and checking. I reckon MSN Messenger was used!!
Lucy Harris smart smart smart, Martin Harris dumb.
Moe Norman
Ping G30 9* | Wilson Staff Tour F5 15* | Ping G20 20** | Ping i3 Blades 3-PW | Ping Tour 54.12 & 60.08| Yes! Marilyn
"I had played so poorly recently, I started thinking that maybe I should do something else. Then I saw my friends going to work every day and realised that my life wasn't so bad." -Steve Pate
Ladies comps at riverlakes could be as small as 6. I believe if you don't make 25 (or the min to get a CCR) the score is done as a adhoc.
Moe Norman
Ping G30 9* | Wilson Staff Tour F5 15* | Ping G20 20** | Ping i3 Blades 3-PW | Ping Tour 54.12 & 60.08| Yes! Marilyn
"I had played so poorly recently, I started thinking that maybe I should do something else. Then I saw my friends going to work every day and realised that my life wasn't so bad." -Steve Pate
Thanks for the compliment Jack.
I think one of the problems that I have is that I am a trusting sort. Also, I view things such as shooting par as a sense of accomplishment, which is all that matters to me. I could care less what anyone else thinks. For this reason, I don't see why people would lie about something in order to get praise from others. However, I do realise that this does happen (from my past readings on ISG, etc..) I trust that Scarfie shot par as I personally would never boast about anything that didn't happen. If he didn't and posted that he did, he is an absolute wanker (hypothetically speaking Scarfie, no offence intended.)
I can see where you are coming from though in terms of the verification process. I have played in social rounds, shot good scores and made sure that I had my playing partners sign the card. The same goes for when I have recorded aces in social games. I just like to have some form of verification other than my word that it did happen.
69, sorry for calling you out, it just seemed like the fire was getting a little more fuel than it needed.
Strange phenomenon. When I am at work, I capitalize letters in my sentences, at home on the laptop, I don't. I wonder if it is the professional environment or the keyboard that causes this as it is not something that I consciously do.
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