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Russman · 09-05-2012, 14:23

More than likely they did, I completely agree.
The club should have informed them and then they could have made a decision as to whether to play or not.
But they still should not have told a guy he couldn't play with them IMO once they realised there was a timesheet.

SnowDrifts · 09-05-2012, 17:50

Just a point to mention that I didn't highlight in my original response, if the OP asked to play with us on the first tee, I would never decline.

But I am just thinking from the from my own perspective if I had been the OP. I would never dream of putting my name down beside 2 strangers for casual golf. Its just seems very strange to me. Then again, I like to play by myself sometimes. I can work on different aspects of the game and get alot of practice putting in.

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09-05-2012, 14:23	#61
Russman Registered User Join Date: Dec 2009 Posts: 1,223 Adverts \| Friends	More than likely they did, I completely agree. The club should have informed them and then they could have made a decision as to whether to play or not. But they still should not have told a guy he couldn't play with them IMO once they realised there was a timesheet.

09-05-2012, 17:50	#62
SnowDrifts Registered User Join Date: Feb 2012 Posts: 877 Adverts \| Friends	Just a point to mention that I didn't highlight in my original response, if the OP asked to play with us on the first tee, I would never decline. But I am just thinking from the from my own perspective if I had been the OP. I would never dream of putting my name down beside 2 strangers for casual golf. Its just seems very strange to me. Then again, I like to play by myself sometimes. I can work on different aspects of the game and get alot of practice putting in.