douglat2
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this, sir, is a really good point.
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this, sir, is a really good point.
gordonbombay
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If you fill in the hole on #8 it would cease to be a hole.
Besides, everyone knows the proper etiquette is to put a stick in it.
Besides, everyone knows the proper etiquette is to put a stick in it.
douglat2
Birdie Member
i live in the north and i think you're being whiny. if you go out snow golfing you have to expect there to be ice. i know my course is almost covered in it. get a bag of "salt" (not really salt, but you know what i mean) and go clean the pads if it's that big of a deal to you. if it's a big deal to a lot of people there even better, 18 people could clear all the pads in about ten minutes.
mentally_understable
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I say leave the ice, gets some shoes with grips or cleats, and throw in the snow. Man up!
douglat2
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word!
bthoma1
Eagle Member
sorry bro but you soundl ike the DB for throwing their disc. You are becoming like the people you don't like. How about you give them a call(if # on disc)
Have a little meeting with them and explain why you think they are douchbaggerish.
It only takes a second
Have a little meeting with them and explain why you think they are douchbaggerish.
It only takes a second
Frank Delicious
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I think my favorite forum thing is when a thread backfires on the OP
I carry a can of spray "DeIcer" and I spray that on the back of the liftgate on my work truck because it becomes an ice rink in the winter time. The water from the tires gets kicked up and sticks to the back of the truck and liftgate. The DeIcer works great. Only a few bucks at any autoparts store. I got my cans at NAPA.
Are you suggesting spraying that on the teepads? Do you have any idea what kind of chemicals you'd be leaving for kids to touch or dogs to roll in?
Its made to be sprayed on windshields. I think its alcohol based, so I am sure its friendly to the environment. The can has a built in scraper in the lid, so you can scrap the ice off after you spray it.
Wiper fluid is meant for windshields and its environmental friendliness is suspect.
Just trying to help.
Has anyone tiried this:
Its made to go on your driveway, so it can't be that harmful to kids and plants and animals
Its made to go on your driveway, so it can't be that harmful to kids and plants and animals
They just need to keep one of these by the tee pads in the winter.
and how much are those?
The only problem I see with the torch , is once you melt the ice with that, you need to squeegee off the pad some how, or it will just refreeze , unless you are on an incline.
Well the pads SHOULD be crowned for runoff but at 3000 degrees a lot of the water will evaporate as your melting the ice. My father in law uses one at his work and loves it. He wishes he had more concrete at his home so he could justify buying one for there lol.
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