Driving Range Etiquette | Golf Monthly

I popped to the range at lunch today to work on my pros changes to my short game. The range was unusually full, so pitched up where there was a spot. In the bay behind me was a chap with only one club, his driver. The chap in the opposite bay had his entire bag

What do you consider correct?

I popped to the range at lunch today to work on my pros changes to my short game.

The range was unusually full, so pitched up where there was a spot.

In the bay behind me was a chap with only one club, his driver. The chap in the opposite bay had his entire bag strategically layed out along the bay wall.

The chap with just the driver, after every shot, let out a loud expletive. Even when one went well. Other wise as quiet as a church mouse.

The chap behind spent more time talking to passers by, the chap in the next bay, and generally, being loud to the point it was getting embarrassing.

I know every range has its qwerks and 'regulars' , but it got me thinking.

Is there such a thing as correct range etiquette?

What's your opinin?

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