#1 SHOW RESPECT
Respect your neighbors' privacy and property. Pick your course away from populated areas. If the police ask you to leave a certain area, do so. Avoid altercations and do not give Urban Golf a bad reputation.
Vandalism, destruction of property and general rude behavior are for punk-ass kids and do not belong in this sport.
DON'T SCREW THIS UP FOR THE REST OF US.
#2 EVERYBODY SUCKS
The worse you play, the more fun you have. And that's what this game is about. Having fun, not winning. Leave your competitiveness on the PGA tour. Boasting and other petty bullshit does not belong on the urban course.
If you can't check yourself, put on your plaid pants, hop in your SUV and take it to Pebble Beach.
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#3 DON'T BE A CONTROL FREAK
There is no one person in charge. You are not the leader of the group. Get over yourself. All decisions and adjustments to the game should be agreed upon by the golfers present.
If you have a god complex, move to the mountains, start a cult, and stay the hell out of the way.
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Des streeters français qui ont essayé la nouvelle ligne de tramway et qui tiennent un blog. Et qui semblent aussi jouer pas loin de chez moi.
Henry Epstein, australien de 27 ans, qui détient le record du monde de jonglage avec deux sand-wedges (plus de trente minutes) et celui de la toupie sur une face de putter, vient de passer pro.
Willie Fraser, 83 ans, a passé 20 heures, par -7°C, accroché à une clôture du 18ème trou du golf de Torvean, dans les Highlands écossais...
BOOM (video wmv).
Alors que tout le monde focalise sur les deux drivers du sac de Mickelson, USA Today rappelle que Sam Snead a remporté trois Masters avec un driver Wilson, acheté 3,25$, resté dans son sac pendant 32 ans !
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