'Now you're gonna die wearing that stupid little hat'
by Fredybruen1 month ago
Best line in a movie packed with great lines.
by hahnrolando1 month ago
Or watched George Carlin
by Anonymous1 month ago
He trash my store, paid for his soda, and left!
by trompsamson1 month ago
Or discovered tumblr as this is a generic tumblr rant. Every friend i have who uses tumblr has this same "opinion".
by richieconroy1 month ago
George Carlin had the exact same opinion 30 years ago
by Anonymous1 month ago
It was Louis CK at one point
by Anonymous1 month ago
It still is.
by Anonymous1 month ago
Mitch Hedberg, but mainly because their social skills emulate his act
by Anonymous1 month ago
It's not an opinion if he's right.
by jacques171 month ago
Hate to break it to you George Carlin isn't the second coming of Christ. Just because he said something doesn't mean he was right. He was a great comedian but that doesn't mean some of the stuff he said wasn't dumb.
by Luettgenjulio1 month ago
I didn't say he was. I just pointed out that he made the same point as OP 30 years. Btw, I disagree with some of what George says.
by Anonymous1 month ago
He was right about an extraordinarily large amount of things.
by Anonymous1 month ago
I did say he was the second coming of Christ and by george he will rise again, again.
by Anonymous1 month ago
Someone has a super high handicap.
by pmacejkovic4 weeks ago
Someone slices on the reg
by Bauchreginald4 weeks ago
You discovered my secret
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
Wait until this guy hears about American strip malls
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
And their respective parking requirements
by Ivory904 weeks ago
People who argue against golf with OP's "logic" can't be reasoned with. Sure, golf courses shouldn't exist where grass doesn't otherwise grow (deserts/hot and dry environments). Aside from those areas, golf courses bring so many benefits to urban areas; but people can't see past their own misguided prejudices and just get upset about it because "ItS jUsT a WaSte oF SpAcE." Case in point - the golf course I worked at brought in enough revenue to keep the P&R department net positive. Without it, rec centers, pools, parks, and other city facilities would have had to shut down. The course is recognized by the Audubon Society for its commitment to wildlife. It uses reclaimed water, as you pointed out. It's built on flood plain SO IT CANT BE DEVELOPED ANYWAYS. It acts as a heat sink for the urban area surrounding it. All of that before you even get to the mental benefits you talked about for those who choose to play. But yeah sure, it's just a waste of space.
by marianschmidt4 weeks ago
Lies!! All lies!! Lol
by PsychologicalWeb52894 weeks ago
Dude… I've got caught when the crew was watering the hole ahead of me at my local course and the water smelled like straight ass. It def comes from this big stagnant pond on hole 17 lol
by Front-Library4 weeks ago
Depends on the area. I deliver to rich neighborhoods. They literally have golf courses in their backyards, instead of more houses. It's a massive waste of land and water.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
It's done over a large space, but hard to say it "takes" the space. Golf courses are finely-manicured monoculture lawns. They like to greenwash nowadays and pretend like they're a wilderness preserve or something, but come on dudes..
by Ok-Tension4 weeks ago
Yes of course I agree. Just sarcasm.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Yeah but at least in my area, Sierra national forest it's just how nature is supposed to be ya know?
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
What are your hobbies? Do they use resources?
by Chance_Forever4 weeks ago
No you wouldn't
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf sucks because its boring, but one of the beatiful things about it is it leaves large open spaces for people to enjoy. Not everyone needs to be shoved into a apartment building on every acre like sardines in a can.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Hundreds of acres? How big are your golf courses?
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
In the grand scheme of things, golf courses take up a miniscule percentage of even the settled land on earth. Looking down from a plane, you realize that they're actually tiny.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
But are still bigger than the other tiny things around it. Doesn't change the fact that they're a waste
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
How is it a "waste" if people value playing golf enough to willingly pay the fees and the course earns enough revenue to cover its costs? I can think of far more wasteful things in the world than this, but unlike you I don't feel the need to pontificate on how others should use their land/money.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
If the privately owned golf course wasn't on the privately owned land, you still wouldn't be able to use it. Courses use recycled gray water, that's why the sprinklers run when you are being rationed.
by Humble-Leopard-22794 weeks ago
If they are able to exclude people then it is probably a private course and they can do whatever they want with their land. If it's a public course, the only way they can exclude you is if you don't have a tee time, and if they did, they'd have a nice lawsuit on their hands
by LessProcedure4 weeks ago
I've never met a single person who wouldn't be allowed to access a golf course. I don't know who you're hanging out with.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Guaranteed per acre every golf course near me has more visitors per day than any community park. Plus without golf courses those parks wouldn't even have funding.
by Far_Turnover_93554 weeks ago
Take away the stick and it's walking...
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Not if you're driving a golf cart! Then it's just occasionally standing with the odd hobble here and there.
by Ok-Tension4 weeks ago
Except on path only days. That's more walking than without a cart sometimes.
by PsychologicalWeb52894 weeks ago
All sports by this description are a waste of space and energy and could be something else. Space for housing isn't an issue in America. There is tons of empty space.
by HotButterscotch4 weeks ago
Not orienteering
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Out of shape people who never use parks be like walking is bad. Why do you walk miles and hit balls and have fun and stay in shape. God if only we had another park we wont exercise in or use.
by Silver_Cow_24894 weeks ago
Rather there be a golf course somewhere then another neighborhood or strip mall or warehouses
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf courses are usually privately owned businesses. You seem to be suggesting they become public property (I'm assuming you mean affordable housing and not gated communities). So how do you plan on making that transition while keeping all parties whole?
by Chance_Forever4 weeks ago
Most courses around me are run by the city and the county. Without them they wouldn't be able to fund a lot of the other parks projects in the area
by Far_Turnover_93554 weeks ago
We shouldn't keep them whole. We've ripped plenty of land from plenty of people and told them to shove it. Golfers just deserve that treatment more than just about anyone who has experienced it.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Why exactly do they deserve it.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf is a sobriety test; nothing more, nothing less.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
They are also forgetting the giant parking lots next to them. I'm pretty sure asphalt is worse than grass.
by Far_Turnover_93554 weeks ago
I'm not saying the total land usage is comparable, but water usage and total energy consumption starts to paint a different picture. There are tens of thousands of professional, college, high-school, junior-high football fields combined; each requiring millions and millions of gallons of water to maintain, which doesn't include the game day consumption of hundreds of thousands of gallons of water along with power and electricity needed to just turn the lights on. You act like it costs thousands of dollars to play a round of golf. There are tons of public courses and cheap places to spend half a day outside. Sure, the private clubs are pricey, but that same for everything else in America - more money for membership to better gyms, health clubs, resorts, spas. Every sport facility leaves a major carbon footprint while taking up space and not allowing constant access. You're being naive and reductive and stupid.
by Heavy_Major_20874 weeks ago
Why don't you go buy 120-180 acres and then you can do whatever you want with it that you feel is so much better. Where do you get off telling other people what they should be able to do with land they own just because you have an opinion?
by Luettgenjulio4 weeks ago
What a crazy response. Imagine the outcry for another ‘sport or activity' that took up the same amount of space, cost a massive amount of money to get in, required a ton of resources and to keep it perfect, but was not geared to the wealthy.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
If I had enough money to buy that much land, I'd buy a golf course and close it
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
I'm sure you won't have to worry about that
by Horaceabshire4 weeks ago
Maybe if we go in together we could afford it. How much are you bringing to the table?
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
Why some asshole should privatize 120 acres for their rich friends? And use the water of a whole city together with destroying all bio diversity? I agree with OP, golf courses are an aberration. One could have a city park, a forest or anything else for everybody to enjoy and that's not destroying water reserves while everybody is on water restriction
by DentistThen4 weeks ago
Agreed. I make the same argument against cemeteries: A huge waste of land and resources.
by OriginalRespond4 weeks ago
They should totally combine cemeteries and golf courses to conserve space
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
I know, we should just take up an even bigger space and cover it in cement and asphalt, then bring in a bunch of dirty co2 generating cars (tens of thousands of them!) And pack them all in there. That would be way better!
by pstiedemann4 weeks ago
Maybe don't live in a desert?
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Hundreds of acres? Where tf you playing the corn fields of Nebraska? LoL!Maybe a few but hundreds? What an over exaggeration. Anywho's it I see you have may have not taken a swing at a golf ball yet because it actually takes a lot of skill. It is harder than it looks. Most golf courses are open to the public, meaning anyone can get a round in usually at a decent price and even maybe hit the driving range making it almost like a park. A lot of courses also include natural ponds and tons of natural plant growth all around. In the end it sounds as if what you hate is also what you'd love so maybe get some clubs and enjoy a beautiful day on the links. If you're lucky you get to rent a cart and sip brews smoke a cigar eat some decent food and bs with your folks while getting some sun and exercise. Why let a perfectly beautiful 100 of acre of land go to waste? Get out there and enjoy it. 🤘🏽
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Water used for golf courses doesn't just dissappear. Some of it keeps the ground moist, some of it goes back into lakes and creeks on the course, some of it evaporates back into the sky. Many golf courses, at least the ones I've seen in my area, use areas of the golf course as nature preserves. They'll have native wildflowers and native pollinators that attract bees and butterflies. The woods and grass also house a lot of animals like deer, raccoons, possums, squirrels, fox, coyotes, etc. When housing replaces a golf course, all these animals are displaced. In Minnesota during the winter, some public courses are open to the public for snowshoeing and cross country skiing so it turns into a recreation area for the community.
by rmorissette4 weeks ago
Have you been to a golf course? With all the water, grasses, and trees they basically are nature reserves. So many ducks, geese, birds, rabbits, squirrels, bugs, etc. Way more than any other non-wild strip of land.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
"Golf is a good walk spoiled" - Mark Twain
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
That's actually amazing and really cool to hear. I'm happy that some courses are taking the extra steps to at least be a haven for local flora and fauna, I genuinely didn't know that was a thing
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
Don't care. I love it.
by Skozey4 weeks ago
Here's an unpopular opinion — people who hate golf do so without any solid logical reasoning. They just hate what they perceive to be the domain of rich white guys. And that's a fun crowd to hate on these days. That's all. They've probably never set foot on a course or even swung a club. Most likely they're butt hurt about not being included in the foursome. All this talk of concern for the environment and blah blah blah is disingenuous halo-shining. I'm not rich, an old white guy, or a golf player. But this is just obvious.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I don't think a lush , beautifully kept series of lawns etc is a waste of space . Just saying . Like we have garbage dumps , oil fields etc .
by Equivalent_Stick4 weeks ago
You can include insecticide in your appraising golf courses.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
OP. How do you feel about all the Dollar Generals poppin up like wild flowers?
by magnoliastark4 weeks ago
Our golf courses are in flood plains. Some of them are used for sporting clays. No one is building in that space.
by Key_Garlic4 weeks ago
If you're concerned about a waste of space then every single recreational activity is a waste of space. Especially the ones that need maintenance. A park is also a waste of space by your logic. Movie theaters, art museums, public plazas, etc. are all a pointless waste. Your opinion makes no sense.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
A golf course. Hmmm. Who benefits? The community.
by Jackielangosh4 weeks ago
Golf is not a sport, it's a recreational hobby
by Hour_Ad43674 weeks ago
Golf courses ARE parks lol. And unlike most city parks they're not filled to the brim with homeless drug addicts. Just upload your swing if you're having trouble
by Ignatius884 weeks ago
Until you realize most golf courses are built over old landfills and other patches of land that are not good for anything else. And most use water from waste treatment plants that cannot be used for human consumption and would otherwise just release back into the wild.
by oleta714 weeks ago
Do we need more community parks? Are we running out of land?
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Ha, joke's on you. Golf is a game, not a sport.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
You got me. Opinion invalidated
by Inevitable-Alps4 weeks ago
Have you ever golfed?
by One-Knowledge4 weeks ago
How is it a waste of space? They're using it, right? To play something relaxing and fun. Most people do it just to get outdoors and enjoy themselves.
by feeneymervin4 weeks ago
Roads take up a ton of space too. Let's get rid of those
by Alethaturner4 weeks ago
We need roads
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
We also need more moats.
by OkRide4 weeks ago
Don't forget fertilizer run-off issues and the environmental harm that golf courses cause. I love golf, especially the short game. (I named my driver "Mr. Hook N. Slice"...) I just wish golf courses used better practices that weren't so harmful to the environment.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I honestly can't dispute anything you said. It is horribly wasteful and inefficient. It's also super boring to watch.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Idk there's a lot of dinner sports, cheerleader
by This-Neighborhood4 weeks ago
I'll bet original golf was on natural clearings or rough, up to the putting green,which was then only level and manicured.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
They would use the land as something that would make them money. It's not for me. If you love it keep on playing.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Agreed. That said, love me some mini golf.
by angelica984 weeks ago
The people who play golf are trash. It's gotten a lot better than it used to be, but still
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
water ration during the summer Wait until you learn about alfalfa being shipped to China.
by Key_Garlic4 weeks ago
Also Saudi arabia
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
FOUR!!!
by enajohnston4 weeks ago
This isn't unpopular
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
These are the words of someone who just got a quadruple bogey and threw their clubs into the water hazard.
by meredithmayert4 weeks ago
Eh, its naive to think a lot of those courses would actually be turned into parks and not just paved. Hell, if some rich assholes want to spend all that $$$ to maintain that green area in an urban hellscape? More power to them.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I think this is a popular opinion actually but... American football is a horrible sport too.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I would have said ultimate frisbee but to each their own.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
So on the point of turning it into a community park. Most of the courses around me are run by the city and county. So you money is going to the government. This money funds other parks programs. Also I can guarantee on any given day that golf course sees more people use it than the parks close by. On your point about water I will agree some courses use way too much water. But also golf courses are the #1 use of reclaimed water in the us. Reclaimed water is water collected from rain. A lot of ponds you see on golf courses are actually retention ponds that are used not just for looks but they actually have pumps connected to them that they use to water the course. At the end of the day everything takes up space. People need recreational activities. Movie theaters, bowling alleys, race tracks, sports stadiums, and so many other places are all technically wastes of spaces. If you want to get mad about water usage the farm that uses the most water in California is owned by saudis and the alfalfa they grow isn't even used in the us it is sent to Saudi Arabia. Why do they deserve tax breaks and cheap water?
by Far_Turnover_93554 weeks ago
Have you watched baseball or American football?
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
In places like California, while undergoing a water crisis? Sure. I get it. But you're making it incredibly apparent you haven't spent much time in the south or Midwest. Most of our courses are in what would otherwise be empty fields. Instead, we have places of community where people can come to have fun while being outside and active.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
A good walk interrupted.
by Fun_Winter4 weeks ago
I am not sure this is an unpopular opinion. As an occasional golfer, I completely agree. If it didn't exist, people would invent some other way to conspicuously consume to distance themselves from the plebeians.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Yep. People in my area were mad about a golf course being converted into another housing development project and I was like ... And? Are there not like two dozen other golf courses within an hour's drive on a good day? There's at least two within twenty minutes of my home where the PGA used to have golf tournaments.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Where are you living that you have a water ration lmao
by Ivory904 weeks ago
Almost every golf course that operates in areas with water rationing have their own integrated irrigation systems that pull water from their own collection and usually if a golf course is bought and repurposed, its turned into a housing development.
by giovanihuel4 weeks ago
Disc golf FTW! Golf ball is for angry boomers.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I've always felt this way. Always
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf and soccer are equally awful
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Wait til this guy realizes that golf courses all reuse water
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
This boils down to sprinkler systems just for the sake of green grass being immoral since water is scarce in some places. Not big on Golf, but the people who own the corses maintain it out their own pocket. In dry countries like Saudi, or Australia, they often use desalinated water.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I was all set to agree with this opinion, but these reasons are terrible. Here are some much better reasons for hating golf: too expensive (green fees and equipment), slow pace, no action, games are too long, stupid clothing.
by Salty_Ingenuity4 weeks ago
I genuinely loathe private golf clubs. They're an obscene display of wealth that only 1% of the population gets to enjoy. I feel like there is room in the world for some golf courses but they should be open to the public since they take up so much land. At the same time, golf is a luxury and when water is scarce, we have to put necessity above luxury.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf is a Garbage. sport It's a trash game to show off how wealthy you want other people to think you are.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I play golf, bought used clubs on ebay like 5 years ago for a fraction of the price, I play before the public courses open so I can play for free, and if I play when they're open, I play on the courses that charge 20 bucks max for 18 holes. Almost all my friends and coworkers play like this. We all play golf cuz it's the most satisfying sport we've ever played
by Status-Eagle54364 weeks ago
There is no waste of water. It gets used and rhen evaporates and then just rains somewhere else
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
How this unpopular? ofc golf is garbage.
by Terryhester4 weeks ago
Not unpopular anymore
by Free-Damage-63844 weeks ago
Golf was sold to the masses as being something people with class participated in. And they bought it like so many other things....
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Or maybe people like it because it's fun
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
You absolutely MUST watch George Carlins clip Golf Courses for the Homeless!!!!
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
The worst is when stupid golf courses cut off a nice bike or walking path.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
My problem with it is mostly around the culture. Those stupid golf outfits. This ridiculous 80s-guy notion that you get ahead in business on the golf course. I'd go out with work people when I was in my 20s and it was all these middle aged dudes hitting on the drink-cart girl the whole time. There's no intensity. Ostensibly mature adults will make it their entire identity.
by Ok-Tension4 weeks ago
I very much enjoyed golf myself but I agree A lot of your points. This is one of the reasons I Think mini golf is superior. It doesn't need nearly the amount of space , It doesn't take up a butt load of water. I will say it's a different type of skill set, though the normal golf
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
It's one of those rich, white folk sports too, like skiing, or boating. Useless BS. Whatever. Folks are gonna do what they do.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf is a garbage sport because of things that have nothing to do with the actual sport lol. I think you titled your opinion wrong.
by cielomorar4 weeks ago
I never looked at it as a sport. Expensive game.
by Dangerous_Most4 weeks ago
I don't think it's just golf. I think it's football, basketball and baseball. I don't like football and I was told it was unamerican. I had a guy friend who plays golf. He said he needed a pitching wedge. I googled it it's just a golf club.
by Low_Foot4 weeks ago
True
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Bro, next time you are going for a nice long walk through a park with storm ponds, trails, trees, and wild life… bring a set of clubs. It is a great excuse to keep a space greem
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf is not a sport.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
I can't stand golf (yes I've tried it.... hated it). But I don't consider golf a sport. It's a hobby or past time. And what I dislike the most about it is that you have to be quite. That's such BS.
by Anonymous4 weeks ago
Golf is for people who've let themselves physically but want to pretend they're still active and play "sports"
by Realistic_Honey4 weeks ago
It's not a sport, unless you count bowling and darts as sports.
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