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GuI got kicked off the golf course
I was on hole #3 y in a cart comes up to me and says "you need to leave" I asked him "leave the course"? He said "yes leave the course now" I asked him why as he drove away with no explanation. I went up to the group behind me and asked if they were told to leave the course? They said no.
I go back up to the clubhouse to the young man who checked me in. I asked him why his colleague told me to leave the course? He said, "I have no idea why he would do that but here take this rain check"
I went out into my car and thought about it for 5 minutes. I thought to myself that I want my money back with the intention of never coming back to this course. I walk back in and requested my money back (paid cash and never got it back). The individual who removed me from the course was now behind the counter. Before I could even ask for my money back I asked him "why would you remove me from the course man"?
He says "you didn't pay". His co worker standing right there next to him says "dude he paid for his round"
Very clearly a miscommunication which is fine. I simply stood there and said "Guys I don't want things to be awkward between us, I come here a lot after work you see me very often" as I was making that statement, the guy who kicked me off the course turned around and walked away from us. No apology no customer service no nothing, just walked away from his problem.
Every single time I go here, I see the guy who removed me from the course. He is maybe 19 and constantly on his phone when I walk in.
The only thing I am upset about is the fact I had no human interaction from the red head who kicked me off the course. His backwards hat, lack of sympathy and turning his back on me twice was odd. Walking away when your faced with a problem is not a good solution. It was very strange, and it seems to be becoming more frequent in society. Especially with folks who do nothing but stare at their phones all day everyday!
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I was on hole #3 y in a cart comes up to me and says "you need to leave" I asked him "leave the course"? He said "yes leave the course now" I asked him why as he drove away with no explanation. I went up to the group behind me and asked if they were told to leave the course? They said no.
I go back up to the clubhouse to the young man who checked me in. I asked him why his colleague told me to leave the course? He said, "I have no idea why he would do that but here take this rain check"
I went out into my car and thought about it for 5 minutes. I thought to myself that I want my money back with the intention of never coming back to this course. I walk back in and requested my money back (paid cash and never got it back). The individual who removed me from the course was now behind the counter. Before I could even ask for my money back I asked him "why would you remove me from the course man"?
He says "you didn't pay". His co worker standing right there next to him says "dude he paid for his round"
Very clearly a miscommunication which is fine. I simply stood there and said "Guys I don't want things to be awkward between us, I come here a lot after work you see me very often" as I was making that statement, the guy who kicked me off the course turned around and walked away from us. No apology no customer service no nothing, just walked away from his problem.
Every single time I go here, I see the guy who removed me from the course. He is maybe 19 and constantly on his phone when I walk in.
The only thing I am upset about is the fact I had no human interaction from the red head who kicked me off the course. His backwards hat, lack of sympathy and turning his back on me twice was odd. Walking away when your faced with a problem is not a good solution. It was very strange, and it seems to be becoming more frequent in society. Especially with folks who do nothing but stare at their phones all day everyday!
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