【Golfers' Honest Opinions | Tips】Recommended for female golfers. How to book solo golf rounds and my own personal tricks

I'm Onni, and I've used solo golf booking over 100 times.🐰

So far, I've written about my honest feelings from using solo booking, such as

“characteristics of men I want to play with again” and
“what I observe during lunch breaks.”

This time, as someone who has used it over 100 times, I'd like to write about

“things I'm a little careful about when booking solo golf.”

Of course, this isn't the only right way to do it.

It's just a method I naturally arrived at after using the service many times.

This is a recommended booking method for female golfers reading this article.
🤝

I often join groups that already have 3 people filled.

When I first started solo golf booking, I would just book at whatever time I liked if there was an open slot, without worrying about it.

However,

as I used it more and more,

I gradually developed my own tips for how to book.

That is,



“joining as the 4th person in a group that already has 3 people.” Of course, I don't do this every single time, but I often choose this format.

The reason is that I feel there are more people who are “there to play golf.”

Groups already formed by 3 men don't give the impression that they booked

“because there's a woman,”

but rather that they are

“people who booked because they wanted to play golf.”

I'm not saying that's true for everyone, of course. But in my experience of over 100 times, I feel that this combination often allows me to just enjoy the game more naturally.

Since everyone is there with the goal of enjoying golf, the 18 holes often end peacefully.
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I also try to make sure everyone has a pleasant time.

Since I am joining a group that already has 3 people booked, I also try to make sure that

“I'm glad I played with her”

is what they think of me. I try to

be conscious of playing fast and

preparing my clubs in advance.

Even though I've used solo booking over 100 times, I'm still constantly learning. I try to keep in mind



“having a pleasant round with the people I'm paired with today”

as much as possible.🌿

My own goal is also just to “enjoy golf.”

As I wrote in a previous article, I usually play with golf friends I know well. I use solo booking when I suddenly feel like playing golf or when our schedules don't align. In other words, my goal is just



“I want to play golf.”



That's all. That's why I can play with peace of mind when I'm in a group where the other players



have come with the same feeling.

Of course, this method isn't 100% foolproof either (lol).

This method is not guaranteed to be completely foolproof.

That is not to say.

Even after using it over 100 times,

"Does that really happen?"

I still encounter things that make me think that (lol).

But perhaps that is also part of the fun of solo booking.

Next time preview | The most unforgettable incident after over 100 uses

Actually, in the over 100 times I have used it,

there is an incident I still cannot forget.

I have taken the liberty of calling it the

"Snack Birdie Incident🍻"

(lol).

In a solo booking where you are supposed to play casually with strangers, an unexpected event occurred.

I plan to update next week, so if you are interested, I would be happy if you could follow and wait for it.😏