You Have Hardly Put Any Complaints In The Comment Box At The Driving Range.

Wow, looks like your experiences at the driving range have been overwhelmingly positive—and that’s the way it should be. When you’re paying good money to whack stuff with a metal stick, the last thing you need is more stress. If anything, the driving range should be the place where stress and complaining go to die. So kudos to you for not constantly complaining when you are golfing.

You Have Put A Decent Amount Of Complaints In The Comment Box At The Driving Range.

When at the driving range, some people constantly make complaints, and some people very rarely make complaints. But you? You’re somewhere in the middle. Sure, you’ll stick a complaint in the comment box if something really unpleasant happens, like the ball machine dispensing a squirming fetal version of yourself that looks you in the eye and says “Your long game is junk,” before stealing your wallet and scuttling off into the horizon. But otherwise, you generally don’t let things get under your skin when you’re working on your swing. Kudos to you for striking a healthy balance.

You Have Put An Inordinate Amount Of Complaints In The Comment Box At The Driving Range.

When you’re at the driving range, you are constantly leaving complaints in the comment box. Whether it’s complaining about the ball machine filling your bucket entirely with crickets or about how there isn’t a tee box large enough to accommodate your snowmobile, there’s pretty much nothing you won’t express your dissatisfaction about. And, honestly, it’s a bit much. Not everything is an injustice. Maybe you’d be a little more relaxed if you spent less time at the comment box and more time whacking balls. Just sayin’.