Time to repair
One reader gets their hands on a Scotty Cameron Red X3 putter for their Letter of the month in the January issue
Congratulations to Mark McDonald of Timberland, Lincolnshire, who wins a Scotty Cameron Red X3 putter for his winning Letter of the month in the January issue.
Mark says:
Regarding the December issue debate, over which is worse: overly slow or overly quick golfers. I think almost any golfer up and down the land would agree that in fact one of the most annoying things out on the course is unrepaired pitch marks on the greens and divots not replaced on fairways.
About 80% of the people who leave the course in this condition are golfers who care more for getting round before it’s dark or to get home three hours from when they left. I would also bet these so-called golfers are the first to whinge at how bumpy the greens are, or how their ball ended up in divots during their round. Take your time, enjoy your golf and leave the course in a condition you would expect to find it in.
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We agree that unrepaired pitch marks – whether caused by players in too much of a hurry or being plain lazy or just ignorant - are unforgivable
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