Not sure if you're serious or not, but the more reports companies get about a player, the more likely they will be to actually do something. But be prepared for your complaint to fall on deaf ears...initially. It's really only when complaints/reports come in volume that we're likely to see any action.
I say this knowing that someone I'm acquainted with called a head honcho at a disc company to discuss the poor behavior of a particular player in their stable, and the call was met with a general "meh, what can you do" attitude. I imagine one letter here or there, or one phone call here or there would amount to the same thing, but a bunch of them? Maybe then they'll see it might affect the old bottom line.
All that said, some of this bad behavior might be headed off if someone, anyone would actually stand up and say something to the player in the moment. If a player is acting like an ass and you're sincerely bothered by it, especially to the point you'd consider quitting competitive play, tell them to cut the **** and grow up. They get away with their behavior because people let them. If people stopped walking on egg shells around some of these guys because they're "name" players, maybe they'd get it through their thick skulls that kicking their bag down the fairway or slamming things around is unacceptable no matter what the circumstance.
The tl;dr version is this: don't be a victim of these players. Call them on their crap or live with it.
