| 1. The foursome which has only one guy (at most, but not necessarily even one) in the group who can hit the ball more than 220 yards, but who have to play from the tips in order to get the "complete" golfing experience. ( I unfortunately have friends like this)
2. ANYBODY who has to stalk and plumb bob every 3 foot putt.
3. Guys who get to their ball, then wait until it's their "turn" to even START to figure out what they are going to do, much less pull a club out of the bag.
3. Anyone who doesn't usually have most of the shot planned out by the time he gets to his ball. If I can do it from a cart, why can't the guy walking next to me do the same thing?
In case you can't tell, fiddlers drive me nuts. People who do anything and everything that has absolutely nothing to do with making a stroke, but they have to do it before every shot. I deplore slow play in general, but when it's caused either by complete inaction, or by useless and wasted motion (NOBODY needs to take 5 practice swings before addressing the ball), then it drives me nuts. I have played with people who fiddle around so much that I can't even stand watch them... I have to turn my back when it's their turn.
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Rick
Driver - Mizuno MX-560 9.5°
3W - Mizuno F-60 15°
4W - Mizuno F-60 16.5°
22° & 25° TM Rescue hybrid
6I thru GW King Cobra 3400I/XH
SW - Cleveland CG11 56°
Putter - Golfsmith Enterprise
USGA Index 12.6 |