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Originally Posted by mdscpa  My only complaint is when a golfer is very slow. If you are a high handicapper, know when to pick up and move on to the next hole. Usually it is par + 3 for a high handicapper. Alternatively, if the others are on the green and you are taking your third stroke from a bunker, pick up the ball, drop in on the green and rejoin the group.
Also, hitting from forward tes will make your game much more enjoyable, whether you are playing by yourself or with a group.
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Old thread but good advice.
When I was really, really bad as opposed to just being pretty poor like I am now thats what I used to. Over the years I found that if you demonstrate a little manners and didn't hold everyone up then most people accept that you are just starting out.
Strangely its often the single figure players who are most patient with the newbies whereas the teenagers (handicap not age
) get more snitty - any other observers of human nature seen this or like to expain it?
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07-08-2008, 08:54 PM
but anyway, there is a better chance to improve when people watch you play and can give advice on how to do things better! 
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