http://www.the-golf-nut.com/have_you_seen_the_new_golf_rule_changes.html Mon, 02 Jan 2012 23:47:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2 http://www.the-golf-nut.com/have_you_seen_the_new_golf_rule_changes.html/comment-page-1#comment-12170 Used Golf Carts Guy Wed, 31 Mar 2010 05:45:49 +0000 http://www.yournicheblog.com/vip08/have-you-seen-the-new-golf-rule-changes#comment-12170 Many of the golf courses I've played have GPS units built into the carts. You can also order a snack before reaching the half way point whilst nearing the end of the front nine. Unfortunately this GPS system won't work for any <a href="http://www.golfcartcityonline.com/" rel="nofollow">used golf carts</a> that come on the market when they have reached their end of life as they are tied to the originating course. Many of the golf courses I’ve played have GPS units built into the carts. You can also order a snack before reaching the half way point whilst nearing the end of the front nine. Unfortunately this GPS system won’t work for any used golf carts that come on the market when they have reached their end of life as they are tied to the originating course.

]]> http://www.the-golf-nut.com/have_you_seen_the_new_golf_rule_changes.html/comment-page-1#comment-373 Jamie Wed, 03 Jun 2009 18:52:37 +0000 http://www.yournicheblog.com/vip08/have-you-seen-the-new-golf-rule-changes#comment-373 I can only disagree with you. Maybe if you were more concerned about the elements (precise yardage, wind, wetness, green firmness..etc.) you would learn to be better than just an average golfer. This lacluster attitude you have taken is one reason you probably aren't improving your game. The example you gave about not having a 164 yard club, you said you hit a 7 iron 160-165. 164 yards is at the high end of your 7 iron range. So being an average golfer, you would have to hit that 7 iron as well as you can hit it to get to the hole. This is not considering wind, spin, pin placement or anything else. Knowing the exact yardage can help you determine whether you want to jump on that 7 or club up to the 6 and hit a smooth swing. That being said, I can't stand a 6 hour round just as much as anyone. Assessing shots and conditions is part of the game and golfers are going to continue to take the time for this, as they should, and thats why I believe the gps will be a good thing. This should speed up the game. I can only disagree with you. Maybe if you were more concerned about the elements (precise yardage, wind, wetness, green firmness..etc.) you would learn to be better than just an average golfer. This lacluster attitude you have taken is one reason you probably aren’t improving your game. The example you gave about not having a 164 yard club, you said you hit a 7 iron 160-165. 164 yards is at the high end of your 7 iron range. So being an average golfer, you would have to hit that 7 iron as well as you can hit it to get to the hole. This is not considering wind, spin, pin placement or anything else. Knowing the exact yardage can help you determine whether you want to jump on that 7 or club up to the 6 and hit a smooth swing.
That being said, I can’t stand a 6 hour round just as much as anyone. Assessing shots and conditions is part of the game and golfers are going to continue to take the time for this, as they should, and thats why I believe the gps will be a good thing. This should speed up the game.

]]> http://www.the-golf-nut.com/have_you_seen_the_new_golf_rule_changes.html/comment-page-1#comment-10 tony Sat, 06 Oct 2007 18:44:34 +0000 http://www.yournicheblog.com/vip08/have-you-seen-the-new-golf-rule-changes#comment-10 if you are standing in casual water and mud when addressing your ball and your ball is on dry grass.can you get a free drop? if you are standing in casual water and mud when addressing your ball and your ball is on dry grass.can you get a free drop?

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