We can do without these.

In an opinion piece for MyGolfSpy, the writer outlines seven long-standing golf traditions that they argue are outdated and should be abandoned. The author contends that moving away from these rigid conventions would help modernize the sport and make rounds more accessible, inclusive, and enjoyable for everyday players.
The writer criticizes treating stroke play as the default format, requiring rounds to be 18 holes, and indoor hat-removal rules. The piece also opposes gender-labeled tee markers, overly restrictive dress codes, forcing ace-makers to buy drinks, and awarding top charity scramble prizes solely based on self-reported scores.
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