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I just got back from my daily walk. This message I sent to the local golf club really explains what happened.
Just a little background. The golf course is also a common. Part of the agreement for the golf club to buy the land was that it has to remain a common.
Is there anything I can do about this sort of behaviour? Telling members to f off as they do their daily walk is hardly civil.
Thanks,
Jon
I would like to make a complaint about one of your members. I have a photo of him so you can identify who it is.
I am rambler.
He told me to **** off. I said it was a common and he said its owned by the golf club. He claimed I had no right to be there. I said don't you know the history of how this place was bought. He said he did. Obviously he is trying to mislead members of the public.
He started off by asking what I am doing. I think he was trying to say I was following him. I just did my normal rambling route. They were playing slowly and I caught them up. I kept 30 to 40 yards behind them to the side of the fairway so I wouldn't interrupt their play.
The disgraceful behaviour by some golfers is giving your club a bad name. A month or so ago, I had a golf suddenly step in front of me telling me to walk on the designated routes. He has no right to demand that and to become aggressive to a rambler.
After posting about this on facebook, there was a lady who also said a golfer was really rude to her.
I will be maximising the publicity of this because it keeps happening and something has to be done about golfers at your clubhouse being rude and aggressive to members of the public.
I am rambler.
He told me to **** off. I said it was a common and he said its owned by the golf club. He claimed I had no right to be there. I said don't you know the history of how this place was bought. He said he did. Obviously he is trying to mislead members of the public.
He started off by asking what I am doing. I think he was trying to say I was following him. I just did my normal rambling route. They were playing slowly and I caught them up. I kept 30 to 40 yards behind them to the side of the fairway so I wouldn't interrupt their play.
The disgraceful behaviour by some golfers is giving your club a bad name. A month or so ago, I had a golf suddenly step in front of me telling me to walk on the designated routes. He has no right to demand that and to become aggressive to a rambler.
After posting about this on facebook, there was a lady who also said a golfer was really rude to her.
I will be maximising the publicity of this because it keeps happening and something has to be done about golfers at your clubhouse being rude and aggressive to members of the public.
Is there anything I can do about this sort of behaviour? Telling members to f off as they do their daily walk is hardly civil.
Thanks,
Jon
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