We see this most on wedges and tight-lie 9-irons. The golfer wants more loft. The plate wants a more honest bottom.
Nestor will not sell a stronger loft to cover a dew skip. He will write dew on the ticket and ask you to come back after ten when the film burns off — or to own that you play at seven.
If you always play at seven, we will chalk at seven. If you chalk at noon and play at seven, you bought a different morning.
Bring the time of day you actually tee. The pit is rude about clocks because the clay is.