- Oct 21, 2008
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He’s a loudmouthed ignoramus. Life’s too short to play golf with those types. I couldn’t do it. I’d end up warning him about an impending knuckle sandwich if he continued with the shenanigans. Which sorta spoils the whole intention of playing a relaxing round of golf.
If it were me and my buddies insisted on playing with him, I’d find a new group to play with. Life’s too short.
If you call people on their bad behavior it rarely gets physical since they are embarrassed. One of my favorite people to golf with started out that way. He would get over agitated on every bad shot, slam clubs etc... I sat down with him one day after a round and talked him through the situation. It took him a year or two, but I cannot recall the last time I saw him lose his composure on the course. Every blue moon, I also give him some positive feedback about how much fun it is to spend time with him now. He usually gets a big old grin and both of us are proud of how it turned out.
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