hurleronditch wrote: » Carr have made a complete balls of Corballis. Wiped all the bookings, told everyone they were reopening tonight at 6, which they did. The problem is that they didn’t lock down the time slots to only twoballs, so loads of people have booked as a single or a two, and been joined to make a full line of 4 by another pair. I had taken slot 1 and 2 with a friend I don’t live with, and we’ve been joined by another member plus guest. Who gets the slot? Our names were in first as we have slots 1 and 2 but I wouldn’t fancy enforcing that 10 mins before tee time out in the pro-shop
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.
Felexicon wrote: » The biggest issue I have at the moment are the time slots blocked off for visitors. What am I paying a membership for?
flanzer wrote: » I've a golfing widow of a wife :pac: (who has definitely seen less of me this year!), working on the front line, who also contracted the virus back in March, and she even thinks these rules are a bit harsh, and aren't based on any common sense. A lot of her patients would be elderly too, and she sees the value that golf brings these people We actually think Golfgate back in August, ruined it
Bill Ponderosa wrote: » Not a word from our place seems to be business as usual which is great to see.
Stacksey wrote: There is definitely a Vendetta against golf by some arsehole somewhere along the line and it's embarrassing, golf is nothing more than a walk in the park with sticks, my club has said they won't be policing it and it's up to you to follow guidelines...I don't think many will
Felexicon wrote: » I have exactly the same issue in Corballis. 3 from 2 houses booked in. Random lad sticks his name down afterwards. Do I ring the club? Wait until the day and see what they say? Send him out on his own and tee off 5 mins after him? I don't really have a problem with it as I doubt I will be in close contact with him but if everyone just ignores the rules the golf will be closed again. The biggest issue I have at the moment are the time slots blocked off for visitors. What am I paying a membership for?
Snotty wrote: » If you want to play as a 2 ball but more bookings are allowed, can you not just book the last 2 slots as guest or match etc?
gypsy79 wrote: » The simplest way would be to do 3 balls at 8 minutes which is allowed and then ask people to comply We appear to have stopped all comps
billy3sheets wrote: » St Margaret's have set the timesheets up as 2 balls in 8-minute intervals, but if a 3rd or 4th player from the same household wishes to be added to a certain tee time they can do this via contacting the pro shop. Nearly all of the slots for the next 5 days are just 2 balls. Any of the full slots I saw have just 2 surnames. Comps on Saturday and Sunday only, 9 holes.
Stacksey wrote: » What a nightmare if your a 2 ball behind a 4 ball
blue note wrote: » And if you start leaving the two balls through you'll add on an hour or two to your round. And to the rounds of the groups you don't get to call through.
blue note wrote: » I'll do that next time. I kinda of assumed they'd block it off after booking. Foolish on my part.
Ollieboy wrote: » Men’s and Ladies also suspended competitions.
Seve OB wrote: » Why?
cgq300 wrote: » Are we still allowed to leave the county to play golf provided we are going to a club you are a member of? Can't find anything on this. And before anyone jumps in club is only 20 mins away but in another county.
