Re: Playing Through in North America
I no longer see courses note on the card to wave up players on par 3's. Waving up to play does not mean that you are going to let them play through since especially on a weekend there is no where for them to go. But If everyone waved the group behind to tee off once all of your group is on the green you can putt out while the group behind makes there way to the green and help eliminate some of the backups. 3rd hole at Lakeridge is a great example of a bad design adding to delays (one of many reasons i will not play there any more) but waving the group behind to play up would help.
This is something we could all do to help move play along and courses should add it back on their scorecards to remind players that they can help themselves.
I no longer see courses note on the card to wave up players on par 3's. Waving up to play does not mean that you are going to let them play through since especially on a weekend there is no where for them to go. But If everyone waved the group behind to tee off once all of your group is on the green you can putt out while the group behind makes there way to the green and help eliminate some of the backups. 3rd hole at Lakeridge is a great example of a bad design adding to delays (one of many reasons i will not play there any more) but waving the group behind to play up would help.
This is something we could all do to help move play along and courses should add it back on their scorecards to remind players that they can help themselves.
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