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Phi golf and family pets

• whooshdangit 1,246 Posts

  Fri, Jan 4 2019 12:07 AM

  Help! My dog's swallowed my "Phi sensor".

  Without noticing, the thing must have fallen out the end of my club. My dog's spotted it and gone eaten the thing. 
  I didn't notice untill I went to tee off and saw I had no balls left, all 10 AWOL leaving me with rocks. I decided to hit one anyway but as it was sitting on the tee, it hopped off and made for the trees. (Pinehurst) After bouncing around for a bit it stopped by a large one, sat there and then LOST BALL vanished.
  
  The next up did exactly the same, just by a different tree. Then I saw what my dog was doing and the penny dropped. She's only a little West Highland terror so waiting might be a long drawn out affair and now I can't play with her in the house.

  Let this be a warning to all golfing pet lovers, keep it out of their reach. Any suggestions cautiously welcomed
  (apart from warm water and a teaspoon )

  Cheers!

  Rich  

• BogeyOne 1,987 Posts

  Fri, Jan 4 2019 3:10 AM

  Things usually work themselves out.

  I love dogs. They are the best thing that can happen to a human.

• craigswan 31,545 Posts

  Fri, Jan 4 2019 3:47 AM

  Would you recommend buying philgolf .

  I'm thinking about it for a birthday present for a relative .

  And does it work in the uk with our 240 volts electricity .

  

• whooshdangit 1,246 Posts

  Fri, Jan 4 2019 4:59 AM

  BogeyOne:

  I love dogs. They are the best thing that can happen to a human.

  Couldn't agree more!

  

  waiting for a tap in to pop out . . . 

  I can't think of any reason why not Craig. I'll own up to not having it, as a non golfer I'd destroy my living room. Just pointing out a possible pitfall : )) ( while bored )

  Cheers

  Rich

   

  *update Craig

  
  

• andwhy67 2,816 Posts

  Sat, Jan 5 2019 12:21 PM

  BogeyOne:

  Things usually work themselves out.

  Bit of a clean, all good.