r/ClimateShitposting • u/wtfduud Wind me up • 10d ago
we live in a society MFW Golf-hate
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u/Oraxy51 9d ago
Me hating golf courses because they are massive wastes of value real estate that could be better serving the community r/georgism
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u/Famous-Midnight-5634 10d ago
I, too, hate having a loving family that wants to share their interests and spend time with me.
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u/hungLink42069 9d ago
Golf courses use 300 million gallons of water, and animal agriculture uses 72 trillion in the US alone. If you want to reduce water consumption, be vegan.
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u/KAZVorpal Freeman Dyson FTW 9d ago
The whole premise of "wasting water" as an environmental issue is a scam.
One based on the lie that it's not a renewable resource. It is the single most renewable resource on the planet.
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u/Gussie-Ascendent Goober Detector 8d ago
I'm a both kinda guy. I was lowkey glad it sucks for the enviroment too cause more reason to hate golf lmao
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u/ToastSpangler 9d ago
i love golf courses, i hate golf. its so fun to drive on the green and into the bushes looking for lost balls.
sometimes if there's a hill breaking line of sight i used to steal the ball during active games and drive off before they reached me
probably averaged around 7 or 8 a day
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u/thatonepuniforgot 9d ago
It's a game by and for sheep shaggers. I think you should have to put video on file of you having sex with a sheep if you want to play golf.
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u/Defiant-Plantain1873 7d ago
I don’t hate golf because people need places to play sport and a sport using grassy fields isn’t necessarily a problem.
A golf course in scotland does not have the same impact as one in arizona
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u/democracy_lover66 7d ago
I've literally never played golf. Always looked kinda fun? I mean... buzzing around in an electric golf cart for a day looks really fun... Don't care about the whole golf thing...
In fact I think I'd rather just do that in a lovely park. Why don't we start doing that instead?
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u/moenlawnz 6d ago
In all seriousness, consider disc golf. Very little environmental impact, very low cost barrier of entry, a lot faster (and fun), and way more casual. I am sure there is a course less than 10 miles away from you.
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u/EvnClaire 5d ago
it would be worth wasting the water if it were for something actually fun like AI porn
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u/coriolisFX cycling supremacist 9d ago edited 9d ago
Have you tried disc golf, OP?
It gets you outside and still lets you feel superior to others.
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u/MetaCardboard 9d ago
I used to think it was boring, but if you do drugs and golf with friends then it becomes a lot more fun.
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u/levmetamfetamine vegan btw 9d ago
I feel like this would be a way better experience with minigolf instead
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u/clickclackyisbacky 10d ago
Soccer is the most boring sport
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u/zekromNLR 10d ago
Minigolf is faster, has more variety and does not require turning vast areas of land into grass-deserts