Golf Lounge Resort

I consider myself to be a "ready-golf" kind of player. I don't believe in rushing it; that's not the point. I think that a lot of rounds could be played much faster if everyone were playing it. Here's what I mean by ready golf: (Based on four golfers in carts.) 1. When a player is teeing off, all eyes should be on the ball. If it goes into the woods, all four players should have a general idea of where it landed. 2. When a player is teeing off, the next to tee off should be "on deck". They should be out of the cart, club in hand, ball, and tee in the other. After Work Hamburg the ball comes to a stop, they should be walking up to the tee. 3. If a player is in the woods, and another is in the fairway with their ball closer to the hole, they go ahead and hit. After they hit, join the search if necessary. 4. On the green. If three are on the green, with one chipping from the fringe, and they chip and are still farthest from the hole, the other players ...