What are Your Rights?
July 22, 2010 by Admin
photo credit: Philip Larson Playing with strangers is not my “cup of tea.” Now don't get me wrong, I'm not unfriendly in the least, however, I go to the course to play golf, not to socialize.
I've often wondered why, as a paying customer, you are expected to team-up to play with strangers. Should you have a right to refuse? I believe you should have that right. Aren't YOU the paying customer? When you are forking over your hard earned money (in many cases greens-fees up to $200), you have the right of refusal.
If you went out to dinner and were seated at a table with strangers how would you react? I rest my case. If you prefer to play alone or just with your own two-some, insist to do so.
Couldn’t agree more Ben. I think it’s time that players start exerting their rights as paying customers. Instead of listening to the dictates of a starter (who has no vested interest in your game), it’s time for players to stand up for their rights.
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All the Best,
Gary j. Zalimeni, Editor learn more go to: http://www.golfswingbook.com