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They sound good to me. We should all do that.

I dont think anyone can argue with Arnold Freaking Palmer.

Well, Jack could probably argue with him, but frankly he would agree. Great rules to utilize.

The thing I liked about it is often golf gets criticized for having etiquette that is too complicated. I loved the way Arnold Palmer bucketed things into large categories that are easy to understand.

I also liked his twist on slow play. Don't be the "slowest one in your group." That would solve a lot of problems. Last week we had a 5 hour round due principally to one slow moving gentleman in the group ahead. I realize we all eventually can't move as fast as we once could. But with age there should be some experience and wisdom. This man showed none. The other three in the group seemed to be moving along just fine. But it only takes one.

I didn't see one I don't try to do. Now if I could just convince some of my playing partners to do a couple of them a little better. I might be in business!