^No joke.
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Stuff like this is one of the reasons I don't play a lot of tournaments. Getting upset about hearing your score? How do you people deal with anything in life?
I always hope to have trash talkers on a card. I've played several tournament with the same guys and we love the trash talking. Hell, the only people we invite to join our club are people that can trash talk in good nature.
Here's our unwritten rules; don't talk during a shot, don't walk in front of the basket unless your clearing the chains, and don't pee in other people's drinks(this shouldn't be a thing but.....). All other mental trickery is allowed. It prepares you for a tourney, because if you can handle our guys you can at least handle someone calling out scores.
If you don't know everyone's score how can you possibly know if someone is pencil whipping? I don't like it, but we are the police of ourselves. Until that changes, we should all be very cognizant of our competitors scores as well as our own.
While I think discussing score during the round is kind of a no-no, this guy has no right to blame his performance on anything besides himself.
Bahaha you can't cure stupidity Hammer.Basically, I'm just attempting to point out that people will get pissed if you tell them their score, and if you don't.......apparently.
He should have put some earbuds in or something.At this time Barry pulls Robert aside and lets him know how displeased Barry was about Roberts comment prior to playing the hole. Barry was extremely calm and respectful but he let Robert know in no uncertain terms that it was poor etiquette to discuss a hole in that way prior to the card playing it.
Is it bad etiquette to tell other players on your card where you stand? I think he was just being a sore loser.
Yeah that was dirty what u did. U should have kept ur score to yourself. Just like proffesional golfers try not to look at the scoreboard. There is already enough pressure being on the lead card without u "workin him".
Its "bad form" for u to do that. U wont make many friends calling out someone elses total score in a tournament.