What does he do if he gets stuck behind a fourball of 70 year old women?

— Jake O' Brien (@JakeOBrien777) September 30, 2022

In Los Angeles you couldn't play faster than 4 hours even if you wanted to

— Ken Griffey III (@kengriffeyiii) September 30, 2022

Why? Golf is my escape. I'm in no hurry to rush back to the bullshit. Now, don't get me wrong, pace of play should be acceptable (no one likes 4.5-5 hour rounds). But, I like a good pace. Not play like a pace car. Hard pass.

— robrandalgz (@robrandalgz) September 30, 2022

Golf to be enjoyed not run around like a clown. Traditional people traditional! Nothing wrong with quick play but runnings not justified.

— L (@Zacthedug1) September 30, 2022

Impossible for us commoners. Here in NC a few examples during a round. I’ve observed the following every week,people practice putt, hit several balls, conversations on the greens and tee boxes, rarely let singles play through. That’s my experience 7 yrs in.

— echo4juliethotel (@CLPUSMC2531) September 30, 2022

Nope.
For me a round of golf is an opportunity to ignore the phone, email and the world. A chance to relax and clear my mind.
Why would I want to shorten the 3.5 to 4 hours down to one?

— George Ponder (@Coppertop004) September 30, 2022

4 min 16 sec per hole. I’m sure that’s doable, but why bother?

Golf should yield some enjoyment.

I love to play solo in the late afternoon. It’s not just the play, but being on the course; the serenity. It’s a very zen experience for me.

— Nightwatch (@4112liveby) October 1, 2022