As you may know, Mr Lifecruiser is a golfer and a darn good one. He had handicap 3.2 - before he met me.
Rules for bedroom golf
The player shall have an own equipment, a club and two balls.
Play on the course have to be acknowledged by the owner of the hole.
As a difference from outdoor golf is that you should try to get the club in the hole and the balls outside.
To get such a effective play as possible, the club should have a stiff shaft. The owner of the course reserve the rights to investigate the stiffness of the club before the play can begin.
The course owner has the right to limit the length of the club to avoid damages in the hole.
The meaning of the play is that the club should be bumped as many times as possible until the course owner is satisfied and the play is fulfilled. If you fail, you can be denied to play on that course again.
It’s considered as bad behaviour to play the hole directly when you have arrived at the course. More experienced player take the time to admire the course. Special attention use to be pointed to well-formed bunkers.
The players is warned to mention for the owner to the current course about other courses they have played on or regularly plays on. Annoyed course owners have for that reason hurted the players equipment.
Players is told to have proper rain clothes available for every eventuality.
The players should make sure about that their match is properly booked, especially when a course is played for the first time. Earlier players have been annoyed when they discover that some player plays on the course that is thought of as their own.
The player should not anticipate that the course always is available to play. Certain players feel troubled when they discover that the course is under temporary reparation. More advanced players finds alternative ways to play when so are the case.
Players is adviced to ask for the course owners permission first before trying the rear 9th hole.
Slow playing is encouraged, but players should be prepared to go on in a faster tempo, at least temporarily, if the course owner so wish.
It’s considered as an outstanding performance to play on the same hole several times during the same game under the same match.
Now Mr Lifecruiser only plays on one course of course - the main course - and has no handicap - at least not in the bedroom ;-)
Here he does hole in one all the time, it’s only at very rare occasions he would have needed a GPS…. *LMAO*
I didn’t know though that golf were a sport where you need to wear a helmet? I’ve got my head hurted once. No, I’m not telling you how!
Yes, it was some alcohol involved.
And he always wash his club and balls after every match….
*giggles*
Washing balls actually reminds me of my dog I had many years ago. He was always cleaning himself up at nights and especially when he was really tired.
Very often he was licking his balls (LMAO!) over and over and over and over again. He didn’t seem to think that they could be polished enough. They SHINED. You could mirror yourself in them.
Until his mischievous owner (me) felt like a bit teasing…. So I did put my finger right on his balls just to make them “dirty” in his eyes.
And yes… He made the most deepest sigh!!! And started it all over again…
Every time…. *giggles*
I wash you all a wonderful weekend ;-)