cell phones: Search Results: Golf Digest

Golf Digest

cell phones

Results: 1 - 8 of 8

Magazines / #Reaction

By Ashley MayoWant to start an argument during your next dinner party? Ask your friends if it’s okay to use a cell phone during a round of golf. When Golf Digest posed the question, via Facebook...

Monday, 9/17/2012 at 11:46AM

Posted by Ashley Mayo

keywords:: ashley mayo,; cell phones,; etiquette,; facebook,; social media

Golf Tours & News / Local Knowledge

While the debate over whether cell phones should be allowed at golf clubs around the country wages on, a decision on their place at the game's highest level has been made. According to the...

Tuesday, 2/15/2011 at 2:20PM

Posted by Alex Myers

keywords:: Alex Myers,; Jerry Tarde,; Latest news,; PGA Tour,; cell phones

Golf Tours & News / Local Knowledge

Is the PGA Tour giving in to the inevitable? According to a report on golfchannel.com, the tour is considering allowing spectators to bring their cell phones to tournaments provided the phones are on silent or...

Monday, 11/22/2010 at 9:46AM

Posted by Sam Weinman

keywords:: cell phones,; golf,; jerry tarde,; latest news,; pga tour

Magazines / Private % vs. Public %

We surveyed more than 2,600 public and private-course golfers throughout the United States to learn what's acceptable at their courses.

October 2010

keywords:: golf,; rules,; etiquette,; dress code,; women

Magazines

Here's a step-by-step guide for using Microsoft's Tag Reader on your smart phone

keywords:: MS Tag Help,; cell phones,; Windows Mobile,; Microsoft's Tag Reader,; iphone

Magazines

Here's a step-by-step guide for changing Microsoft's Tag Reader's default Web browser

keywords:: MS Tag Help,; cell phones,; Windows Mobile,; Microsoft's Tag Reader,; default Web browser

Magazines

There are some basic rules that apply to all private golf clubs in America, including never throw a club in anger and no blue jeans. But according to Golf Digest Chairman and Editor-in-Chief Jerry Tarde, the rule that applies to no cell phones on the course should be reconsidered.

November 2009

By Jerry Tarde