I'm going to give you one.
This is a surprise one for Jake, and I'm going to mention it because he brought it up.
Irritates the hell out of me, I'm not going to lie.
Sometimes it's... workers at the course sometimes it's the cart girl uh really bothers me when you're you know in the middle of your backswing and all of a sudden out of your peripheral you you know you see her come barging up through the middle of the fairway because for whatever reason at times they don't have the common sense to know that oh geez you know a ball to the forehead is probably not going to feel very good uh so i i get really irritated by it I also say the same thing when people come over and hit onto your fairway.
We've all done it.
You cross onto an adjacent fairway.
You have to go play your ball.
It's perfectly legal to do.
It's not a problem.
The problem with it is when you have no discretion as to whether or not it's a good time to walk out in front of other players playing their ball.
The player playing on the wrong fairway should always defer to the people who are on their own proper hole.
So that's my gripe of the day from this golfer.
People need to be a little bit more cognizant and aware of other things that are going on on the course around them.
And I have to agree.
I mean, we see it all the time when we're playing courses that have really like close fairways where you may be able to shoot into another fairway by mistake, or you may slice it or push it or whatever.
But I really, I agree with them.
I really get annoyed when you just see a cart come flying out and they're not even, they're more interested in looking for their ball than they are interested in what's going on around them.
And We've had instances where people have gotten hit or they've been really close to getting hit.
And it's like, don't want to hurt somebody, but you can't feel bad about it either because it's not your fault.
You're mid swing.
They walk out into your fairway.
It's their fault.
I'm going to give you one.
This is a surprise one for Jake, and I'm going to mention it because he brought it up.
Irritates the hell out of me, I'm not going to lie.
Sometimes it's... workers at the course sometimes it's the cart girl uh really bothers me when you're you know in the middle of your backswing and all of a sudden out of your peripheral you you know you see her come barging up through the middle of the fairway because for whatever reason at times they don't have the common sense to know that oh geez you know a ball to the forehead is probably not going to feel very good uh so i i get really irritated by it I also say the same thing when people come over and hit onto your fairway.
We've all done it.
You cross onto an adjacent fairway.
You have to go play your ball.
It's perfectly legal to do.
It's not a problem.
The problem with it is when you have no discretion as to whether or not it's a good time to walk out in front of other players playing their ball.
The player playing on the wrong fairway should always defer to the people who are on their own proper hole.
So that's my gripe of the day from this golfer.
People need to be a little bit more cognizant and aware of other things that are going on on the course around them.
And I have to agree.
I mean, we see it all the time when we're playing courses that have really like close fairways where you may be able to shoot into another fairway by mistake, or you may slice it or push it or whatever.
But I really, I agree with them.
I really get annoyed when you just see a cart come flying out and they're not even, they're more interested in looking for their ball than they are interested in what's going on around them.
And We've had instances where people have gotten hit or they've been really close to getting hit.
And it's like, don't want to hurt somebody, but you can't feel bad about it either because it's not your fault.
You're mid swing.
They walk out into your fairway.
It's their fault.
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