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Any golfers out there ....? 20:33 - Jan 7 with 1416 views

A lot of these are new to me but I must admit to having used a couple of them.

http://www.sandystephengolf.co.uk/amusing-golf-terms/

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Any golfers out there ....? on 20:40 - Jan 7 with 1404 views

stu

Used the Dennis Wise and Sally Gunnell

Tangerine is the new black

Any golfers out there ....? on 21:07 - Jan 7 with 1401 views

spell_chekker

Doing a Steve Redgrave - taking a lot of strokes.

	Learning to read clusters is not something your eyes do naturally. It takes constant practice.
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Any golfers out there ....? on 23:21 - Jan 7 with 1391 views

todayistheday

Played golf for over 40 years and not used any of those,not really golf course etiquette.

Any golfers out there ....? on 06:00 - Jan 8 with 1377 views

stu

Golf etiquette ? I’ve heard quite few of those used. Lighten up

Tangerine is the new black

Any golfers out there ....? on 06:14 - Jan 8 with 1373 views

spell_chekker

I played a bit of golf in my younger days.

At the time, I found the membership fees a bit expensive and payed green fees every week, getting up at ridiculous o'clock on a Sunday morning.

I really enjoyed playing but after a while, say 5 years maximum, my game started to go backwards, very frustrating. I realised that to improve (or even remain at the same level) I would have to put more time into it, playing and practising more that once or maybe twice a week. I just didn't have the time.

And so ended my golf career.

Played a few courses round the Fylde, mainly Stanley Park, and even went to one at Chorley a few times - That one was ok. The part of Stanley Park over the road was good, the rest less so.

	Learning to read clusters is not something your eyes do naturally. It takes constant practice.
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