This!!!ytownfootball wrote: Sorry...can't carry a case of brew, ice and a cooler along with my sticks.
read the next quote...ernest_t_bass wrote: Just giving you hell. Since I cut back golfing tremendously, I take a cart.
I will say, however... sometimes, walking can make a round go faster. Especially if you are with 3 other experienced golfers. I'm not a low handicapped, but am experienced enough to play a quick round. Carts definitely slow the pace down.
+1No snow we go! wrote: Unfortunately... most people do not have a clue how to play with a cart. They go sit in the cart and watch their fellow rider hit, rather than grabbing a couple of clubs and walking over to their shot.
good manBenny The Jet wrote: Got the day off of work today...about to go play a round, decided to walk rather than ride today for the first time in about 10 years...we'll see how this goes.
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THIS. I golf with my Dad a lot, who is 63 years old, so whenever we play, we usually get a cart. I have no problems with carts at all, I've played some very hilly courses where it would be like the Bataan Death March to walk.gerb131 wrote: If people want to walk, I will walk, if they want to ride, I will ride. Doesn't make a bit of difference to me one way or the other. I enjoy walking if I have the time and the course isn't too jam packed. But if you have an outing or a scramble then you pretty much have to have a cart for all the army golfers.
with a cart i can do 18 in an hour and a half. hahah if i wanted to go on a nature hike, i would head to the local park.Benny The Jet wrote: Just got back. It was really nice actually walking instead of riding. No one else on the course, only took about hour and a half, shot a 42 (ish), got a little excercise...going to have to start walking more often
Black Diamond is a bitch to walk.No snow we go! wrote: Not to hijack this thread... but what is the most difficult course to walk that you have played?
I walked 27 holes and played the back tees @ Speidel in Wheeling WV several times... that is pretty tough.
+5ManO'War wrote: If ur golfing for the "exercise" then you got problems.
I understand why you say this... but many courses do strectch out over 5-6 miles. That coupled with being in warmer weather generally can lead to a nice workout while doing something one enjoys.ManO'War wrote: If ur golfing for the "exercise" then you got problems.
It's called not being a lazy bastard.ManO'War wrote: If ur golfing for the "exercise" then you got problems.
What is comical is your subject verb agreement...Sage wrote: This is almost comical. The people who run golf thinks their game is so fucking serious. Give me a break.
