Golf is a game of honor. 

Golf is the only competitive game that requires a player to call a penalty on oneself.  In virtually every other sport a little elbowing here, a little spit on the ball there, a corked bat now and then and countless other manners of cheating have been discovered to be intentionally done  by people playing a sport.  To many if you cheat and don't get caught it isn't really a problem.  That doesn't happen in golf, if one plays by the rules.  But for some reason many people either don't know the rules or simply act as though they do not.  This site is a nice way to send a message to the players who are not playing golf but rather are playing a game of hitting a golf ball with a club.  Although "that's good" is permissible in match play it is hardly acceptable unless everyone is playing the hit the ball with a club game.  Why are many people who claim to be playing golf terrified of a twelve inch putt?  If the game requires you to hit the ball in the hole why don't people do it?  The answer is obvious. Sometimes you miss.  So these  best round ever stories may have at their unpleasant core a round that started with a mulligan.  How sad that is.  You never know when that great round will occur.  If you didn't score honestly you just may have lost the greatest experience golf can provide, the best game you ever played.  These observations of the usual perversions of the game can be found on any course most any time.  If this is the greatest game ever invented why can't people play it by the rules of the game?   Pick up to six from our menu of common problems and we will help you send an email to one or more players either anonymously or you may sign it.

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