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Title: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: Aske on July 15, 2008, 02:37:37 PM http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/25683127
Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: stroh on July 15, 2008, 02:41:55 PM Quote The 33-year-old suspect had no previous criminal record, but now he faces felony assault charges. Good. Quote After surgery, the victim was listed in serious condition. Bad. Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: twoiron on July 15, 2008, 02:43:19 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues??
Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: spacey on July 15, 2008, 02:46:19 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? Quote Other golfers say they aren't surprised, especially because it appears alcohol was a factor on both sides. "There's a lot of beer and stuff involved. A lot of times people drink and come out to have a good time, but sometimes testosterone flies," said golfer Nik Williams. Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: stroh on July 15, 2008, 02:49:59 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? Quote Other golfers say they aren't surprised, especially because it appears alcohol was a factor on both sides. "There's a lot of beer and stuff involved. A lot of times people drink and come out to have a good time, but sometimes testosterone flies," said golfer Nik Williams. Knowing twoiron, I'm pretty sure he was going in a different direction than that. Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: spacey on July 15, 2008, 02:52:12 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? Quote Other golfers say they aren't surprised, especially because it appears alcohol was a factor on both sides. "There's a lot of beer and stuff involved. A lot of times people drink and come out to have a good time, but sometimes testosterone flies," said golfer Nik Williams. Knowing twoiron, I'm pretty sure he was going in a different direction than that. Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: hobbit on July 15, 2008, 02:52:42 PM We just had someone tossed from our club for his reaction to a slow play discussion two weeks ago. He's a notoriously slow player, that was at it again, and when approached by the starter he treated him poorly. Upon hearing this our assistant pro drove out to talk to him, and this time the guy went absolutely bonkers. A few people from other groups drove up becuase they thought the guy was going to start swinging - all while the asistant pro just stood there calmly.
Thankfully he didn't start swinging clubs - but he's gone nonetheless. Don't need people like that around. And yes... it happened on the back nine [sm_shock] ;) Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: twoiron on July 15, 2008, 03:05:47 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? Quote Other golfers say they aren't surprised, especially because it appears alcohol was a factor on both sides. "There's a lot of beer and stuff involved. A lot of times people drink and come out to have a good time, but sometimes testosterone flies," said golfer Nik Williams. Knowing twoiron, I'm pretty sure he was going in a different direction than that. What are you trying to say?? Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: Clive on July 15, 2008, 03:10:28 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? That's not how Eve was intelligently designed to roll.Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: stroh on July 15, 2008, 03:17:36 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? That's not how Eve was intelligently designed to roll.Ewe got a point there. Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: gleek on July 15, 2008, 07:15:15 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? That's not how Eve was intelligently designed to roll.Ewe got a point there. Froggy went a courtin'. (http://www.abc.net.au/news/features/img/Entertainmentblog/2007/january/20070126mimi.jpg) Title: Re: slow play: more dangerous than you think Post by: Darla on July 15, 2008, 07:17:46 PM Why is it that playing the back nine generally causes issues?? Quote Other golfers say they aren't surprised, especially because it appears alcohol was a factor on both sides. "There's a lot of beer and stuff involved. A lot of times people drink and come out to have a good time, but sometimes testosterone flies," said golfer Nik Williams. don't want to be around when he is drinking EVER! |