Quote:
Originally Posted by ShotDownInFlames12
Aren't you the guy that got into an argument with the marshall for trying to keep pace? Even though you couldn't play any faster? That doesn't sound like enjoying a good round to me (I realize that is only one incident - but I would bet situtations like this are alot more common on city courses)
|
You assume too much. I had a great round of golf that day.
Any other assumptions you want to make about me?
Quote:
|
My overall point is that if you play city courses you should expect to deal with the beginners. That being said, I've never played McCall so I can't comment on the difficulty of that course and I agree with the poster above that if those are classified by the city on their website as advanced/more difficult then beginners should steer clear of those for a while.
|
The city starter on the first hole does a good job of letting beginners know they should play another course. The city takes pace of play quite seriously. The marshalls do an excellent job of maintaining a good pace of play.
Quote:
|
I don't play city courses because I find it less enjoyable. I'm not saying everyone should follow my lead, it's just my opinion. I would rather play somewhere that the pace of play is consistent and the course is more spread out.
|
The pace of play has improved greatly this year. I've played 5 rounds at Maple Ridge and each game was just over 4 hours. Not bad for a city course
