LiamP
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Stunning, but definitely needs to be a sunshine tour destination in that case! Would be a lovely nursery slope in winter...
Any interest in a Golf Society?
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LiamP
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Am getting the hint..!
Gazcw
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I tried it and I was 5hit. My bats are still in the garage roof
LiamP
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Thats nothin, been trying for 20 years and am still ****!!
Gazcw
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Then I respectfully suggest a drinking society. We are all great at that from what I have seen!
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Likewise. I was away over August bank holiday playing with a group of mates and spent much more time (and money for that matter) drinking versus playing golf
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mjheathcote
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I played it at School, all weather's summer and winter.
By the time I left sixth form I was the house captain at Golf.
Since then only played a handful of times.
Been there done it (to death) I guess!
None of my old school mates have carried on either.
Played so much you could tee off in blanket fog and know exactly where the ball had landed.
By the time I left sixth form I was the house captain at Golf.
Since then only played a handful of times.
Been there done it (to death) I guess!
None of my old school mates have carried on either.
Played so much you could tee off in blanket fog and know exactly where the ball had landed.
UlstermanAbroad
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Swap the 19th and 1st holes. Anyone who can still stand after, say two to three hours in the bar, is welcome to tee off.
In fact. They're welcome to f*** off. Because they're obviously not trying hard enough.
Come to think of it. This principle could be applied to other, extremely boring past-times. I refuse to call golf a sport.
Formula 1. Tennis. Snooker. Gymnastics. Eventing. Anything American. In fact, anything foreign. Cricket, obviously.
Darts, automatically. Though again, darts is NOT a sport.
In fact. They're welcome to f*** off. Because they're obviously not trying hard enough.
Come to think of it. This principle could be applied to other, extremely boring past-times. I refuse to call golf a sport.
Formula 1. Tennis. Snooker. Gymnastics. Eventing. Anything American. In fact, anything foreign. Cricket, obviously.
Darts, automatically. Though again, darts is NOT a sport.
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They make orange golf balls now , should make it a bit easier
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Golf...otherwise known as Assessment Sticks in the RAF, those that played got promoted quickly, those that played and consistently beat the chief got promoted eventually...
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Yes, but the wolves like chasing orange balls so it all becomes a bit precarious...
Wack61
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Sounds like we've just invented a new extreme sport , throw a parachute jump in to get to the first tee and there might even be a film deal in it
UlstermanAbroad
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Or at the very least. Some awful Sunday night television. Que Clive James