Noobie Question Thread (Dumb Questions answered here)

[schnelle]

^ with that being said I will hereby refer to it as a brown ace

[matrix2113]

isn't a brown ace when there are multiple pins on a hole and you ace the one that you aren't playing to?

[cfair]

Originally Posted by Johnson

Ah, thanks. I'll ditch my magic I suck at putting.

C'mon Johnson, its the archer not the arrow. The magic is a good butter. And I can't think of anything better than you being on the course, pulling out the putter, pointing at it and saying "Magic", then pointing at yourself and saying "Johnson".

Because corny jokes are wonderful.

[cfair]

darn it, my p got turned upside down...

[weaktit]

Originally Posted by cfair

darn it, my p got turned upside down...

but a putter with a butter dye would be cool!

[cfair]

I prefer a butter putter stutter gutter rudder

rhymes phonetically, beeatch

[Lithicon]

If I throw a Stalker upside down; preferably at Brother Dave's head, is it understable enough to turn over? ^^;

[cfair]

Lithi! We miss you! any chance you're back? Or just managed to make it to a computer?

Also I was wondering what is the Roc "Army" stamp?

[simpletwist]

As far as I know and can remember from watching and playing in ball golf tournaments in a "best ball" competition, each team has the option on who goes first, or second for that matter. Its gamesmanship. But someone told me you are supposed to take turns. I throw, you throw, I throw, you throw, etc.

Which is it?

[mashnut]

Originally Posted by simpletwist

As far as I know and can remember from watching and playing in ball golf tournaments in a "best ball" competition, each team has the option on who goes first, or second for that matter. Its gamesmanship. But someone told me you are supposed to take turns. I throw, you throw, I throw, you throw, etc.

Which is it?

I've never played in a best shot doubles that had any requirements on when each partner shoots. When I play in a pro/am type doubles league, the am player (me) always shoots first, but that's just a tradition thing not a rule. When I've played doubles with people at my skill level it seems to be the general consensus that you take turns teeing off on each hole, but again that's not a rule.