fred funk }{ wrote: » This is horse sh1t. Who the fook is behind these ludicrous decisions. So shops are open but no 3 or 4 balls on a golf course?
PARlance wrote: » Big increase in terms of % but €200 was incredibly cheap for a club close enough to a city like Cork. I had a quick look on the Facebook page, the 40km is the only limit on it? €300 is a still a bit of a steal for everyone on the right side of Cork. There's a club near me that offers distance for €220 but you have to be a member of another club to avail of it. I think that was the whole idea of distance membership, a cheap rate for people like yourself who have moved away from the area. They probably just realised they could and should up the rate as they were giving people full membership, within a relatively short distance, for nothing. They'll probably retain a lot more than 67% of the distance members I imagine!
youcancallmeal wrote: » All bookings at my club for the next 2 weeks have been cancelled now. New bookings for next w weeks open at 10pm tonight. 2 balls every 8 minutes. I had a load of bookings made for the next couple of weeks so it's hassle trying to get those times I want again but still just glad we're allowed play golf
getoffthepot wrote: » All bookings have just been cancelled in our club as well. New timesheets for casual golf go live tomorrow 2 balls only. Can add a 3rd or 4th thru pro shop if from same household. Crazy times
finglashoop wrote: » we where asked to amend so no more than two households are out together
hurleronditch wrote: » Is this Corballis? It’ll be absolute carnage. If you have two pairs filling a line together, and don’t know each other and have never met each other? How do they decide which pair gets the slot and who stays at home? I have one slot booked with 3 mates, luckily 2 weren’t that bothered and are happy to take a knee but it could be completely ridiculous
rickis tache wrote: » No problems in our club this morning. 3 ball out and played through a 4 ball. Pro said they won't be changing anything today but maybe later in the week as they are struggling to find an answer.
Macker1 wrote: » That's a cop out if ever I saw one. The people booked in to play know if there playing with more than the two households so they should have enough common sense to withdraw or re-arrange to a different slot if available. Its a directive that was sprung on all clubs in the interest of safety. Not looking to start a argument but it boils my blood when people can't be bothered to follow the directive. I was booked to play both today and tomorrow but due to the directive I had to pull out. Was I annoyed yes but it was the correct thing to do. Re-booked in a two ball for Wed.
blue note wrote: » ****ers cancelled my bookings on new years eve and 10th Jan. I'd two really good times too! It would have been nice to keep the line and just play in a two ball but you couldn't do that fairly. I wouldn't blame the club, but this is a stupid rule. The people that can't play will have to find something else to do now. Will it be as safe as golf?
Euphoriasean wrote: » Thats unfortunate. We got an email re the new restrictions and that we should speak with playing parners to sort out. Timesheet today only has 2s or 3s(samee family), people seem to have removed themselves to abide. Timesheet tomorrow is rammed with 4balls so not sure if the club will take any action once they sign in,maybe its what happened today. Think we should move to 9 hole golf with each 9 operating separately. Would get more people out and 9 holes is enough this time of year.