One person (a friend of a friend) i got into a discussion with - the bunkers were wet that day, and of course i landed right in the middle of an unraked footprint - not just a normal print, but one of those ones where the person had waggled / shifted their weight to dig in & steady themselves better - in other words, there were about 4" tall walls of sand all the way around the ball in relatively close proximity to it. Anyway, after sculling it about 40' past the hole, i was grumbling about this, and he said "what's the big deal? You only have to rake your point of impact, not the footprints you made."


Needless to say, i lost it on this guy. I haven't played with him since then.

He was one of those guys that talks during the swing, ****** around in the fairway and on the green, doesn't replace divots or repair ballmarks... oh, and he spent most of the round on his cell phone. A couple times he even tried to swing with the cell against his ear. The round took 5.25 hours, luckily he left after 15, so my friend and i finished up relatively quickly after that (with darkness looming).