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I think it depends on the course, but 4 good golfers walking with caddies can definitely get around in 3ish at my club without feeling like you’re rushing.
Can do 2:30-2:45ish for 18 holes solo with a cart if it’s not too busy.
I think it depends on the course, but 4 good golfers walking with caddies can definitely get around in 3ish at my club without feeling like you’re rushing.
Can do 2:30-2:45ish for 18 holes solo with a cart if it’s not too busy.
I think it depends on the course, but 4 good golfers walking with caddies can definitely get around in 3ish at my club without feeling like you’re rushing.
Can do 2:30-2:45ish for 18 holes solo with a cart if it’s not too busy.
Slow play has nothing to do with skill. Some of the fastest golfers I know are double digit handicaps. They are just aware of their surroundings and are ready to hit when it’s their turn. 4 hours max on a round. Doesn’t matter if you are walking or riding.
American golf should never take more than 4 hours, but I like your style.
The etiquette at places like Prestwick and Rye (exclusively foursomes) is a 3 hour round. Anything slower and you’ll be called out or reprimanded for slow play. Gotta love links golf.
My issue is that people are seemingly fine playing 5+ hour rounds. No sense of urgency to play any faster than that.
@#HBD and I play in 2.5 at our normal pace, not rushing at all, so when people are casually playing at 5hr pace while being completely oblivious to what’s happening around them… that fucks me off.