It costs money and causes hassle, often in circumstances far removed from its original purpose.
It doesn't drop into the sand, and it'll be interesting to see what happens here, because there are sprinkler covers in between his ball and the hole, and they might cause hassle whether he chooses to pitch or putt.
While eSports professionals messing about with drugs could be causing themselves hassle further down the line, the real reason to step in and mandate what you can and can't take is to present a squeaky clean image that sponsors can buy into.
Slow to change, Aetna is now playing catch up, trying to remake itself as a kinder, gentler company that causes fewer hassles for consumers, doctors and hospitals.
The pope's visit has also caused other hassles for the Yankees, who are not allowed to leave their cars in the players' lot when the team leaves Thursday night.
It said the "revolutionary" treatment would not only cause less hassle for patients but would save the NHS time and money.
Richard Lloyd, executive director of the consumer advocacy group Which?, said: "The restrictions placed on Nest will cause extra hassle for consumers and employers.
He just did it because it's a long campaign, it's six weeks to cause some hassle and get, and get people talking".
"Yes, it's caused me hassle but I understand where there're coming from". A nice graphic on the effect of today's taxi strike on London.
In an open letter published last month in Britain, 16 members of the British rowing team wrote that the rules caused "constant hassle and panic" and suggested that there were better ways of catching cheats.
