Suspense

Had a 2:30 tee time
Not sure why a greens keeper has to stand on t he middle of a green to water them in the middle of the day. But that is what happened to my foursome on a par 3.
We asked the greens keeper why could he not move to the side while we teed off. He responded he was just doing his job. I have been to many of golf courses and seen the same job be done from the side of the green. We then had an unfriendly exchange, where the cost of our round of golf was compared to the value of the green, we were laughed at by the greens keeper. The greens keeper called the pro shop and the worker in the pro shop came out and had the greens keeper move to another green. The pro shop worker appologized and said the greens keeper will stay out of our way the rest of the day. I understand the greens have to get some water in the day, but watering to saturation should be done in mornings and/or evenings like all the other country clubs do. If one guy can't get it done before the afternoon, maybe the couse needs more greens keepers, Gardens are nice to water during the day; golf couses are nice to play golf during the day... BTW as soon as our round was over, it started raining. SMH#check the weather