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Tips To Avoid Slow Play

Three ball medal rounds are now typically taking over 4½ hours at the Club on Saturday afternoons.

Below are 12 tips to avoid slow play. These have been contributed by a Club member of long standing who is a past master of the fast golf round (he is sometimes known as the “Ayatollah Hogmanay”):

* Keep up with the group ahead of you, not just ahead of the group behind you.

* Leave your clubs at the side of the green towards the next tee

* Reduce your number of practice swings

* If in doubt about your ball, play a provisional

* Be ready to play when it is your turn

* Select your club as you approach your ball

* If you cannot find your ball quickly - call the next group through.Do not search for 5 minutes before calling through

* Consider putting out your short putts rather than marking and waiting

* Mark your card on the next tee while someone else is driving

* Save your stories until after you have played

* Always concede the fourth putt!

* Do not play with Roy Skelton/Dave Roberts/ etc.!

Any more suggestions you may have will be welcomed.

Avoiding slow play

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