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Comical put downs from your partners

A son-in-law - Any shot that turns out better than expected
A Rockerfeller - A putt that dies in the hole
A Nigel Mansell - A putt that does a lap of honour before going in (Conversely, the David Coulthard stays out)
 
A new Golfers instruction book.

Chapter 1 - How to Properly Line Up Your Fourth Putt

Chapter 2 - How to Hit a Maxfli from the Rough When You Hit a Titleist from the Tee

Chapter 3 - How to Avoid the Water When You Lie 8 in a Bunker

Chapter 4 - How to Get More Distance off the Shank

Chapter 5 - When to Give the Marshall the Finger

Chapter 6 - Using Your Shadow on the Greens to Maximum Effect

Chapter 7 - How to Find That Ball That Everyone Else Saw Go in the Water

Chapter 8 - How to Relax When You Are Hitting Three off the Tee

Chapter 9 - When to Suggest Major Swing Corrections to Your Opponent

Chapter 10 - When to Re-grip Your Ball Retriever

Also includes compendium of terms

A Sally Gunnell - not pretty but a good runner

A Paris Hilton - an expensive hole

A Dennis Wise - a nasty 5 footer

A Diegio Maradonna - a very nasty 5 footer

A Salman Rushdie - an impossible read

A Simon Cowell – needs to be hit really hard

A Rock Hudson - thought it was straight, but it wasn't

A Cuban - needs another revolution

An Elton John - a big bender that lips the rim

An Adolf Hitler - two shots in the bunker

A Yasser Arafat - ugly and in the sand

A Kate Winslett - a bit fat but otherwise perfect

A Kate Moss - bit thin

A Gerry Adams - playing a Provisional

A Glen Miller - didn't make it over the water

An Arthur Scargill - a great strike but a poor result

A Rodney King - over-clubbed

An O. J. Simpson - got away with it

A Paula Radcliffe - not as ugly as a Sally Gunnell but still a good runner

A Princess Grace - should have taken a driver

A Princess Di - shouldn't have taken a driver

A Robin Cook - just died on the hill

A Douglas Bader - looked good in the air, but didn't have the legs

An Arsene Wenger - everyone saw where it went, except you

A Ken Livingstone - quite far left

A Jean-Marie Le Pen - a long way right

An elephant's arse - high and it stinks

A circus tent - a big top

An Anna Kournikova - looks great, but unlikely to get a result

A Vinnie Jones - nasty kick when you're not expecting it

A Ryanair - flies well but lands a long way from the target
 
When anyone has to back into one of our many gorse bushes to play a ball lying just outside the gorse, the cry goes up "Do you feel a bit of a prick?"
 
A new Golfers instruction book.

Chapter 1 - How to Properly Line Up Your Fourth Putt

Chapter 2 - How to Hit a Maxfli from the Rough When You Hit a Titleist from the Tee

Chapter 3 - How to Avoid the Water When You Lie 8 in a Bunker

Chapter 4 - How to Get More Distance off the Shank

Chapter 5 - When to Give the Marshall the Finger

Chapter 6 - Using Your Shadow on the Greens to Maximum Effect

Chapter 7 - How to Find That Ball That Everyone Else Saw Go in the Water

Chapter 8 - How to Relax When You Are Hitting Three off the Tee

Chapter 9 - When to Suggest Major Swing Corrections to Your Opponent

Chapter 10 - When to Re-grip Your Ball Retriever

Also includes compendium of terms

A Sally Gunnell - not pretty but a good runner

A Paris Hilton - an expensive hole

A Dennis Wise - a nasty 5 footer

A Diegio Maradonna - a very nasty 5 footer

A Salman Rushdie - an impossible read

A Simon Cowell – needs to be hit really hard

A Rock Hudson - thought it was straight, but it wasn't

A Cuban - needs another revolution

An Elton John - a big bender that lips the rim

An Adolf Hitler - two shots in the bunker

A Yasser Arafat - ugly and in the sand

A Kate Winslett - a bit fat but otherwise perfect

A Kate Moss - bit thin

A Gerry Adams - playing a Provisional

A Glen Miller - didn't make it over the water

An Arthur Scargill - a great strike but a poor result

A Rodney King - over-clubbed

An O. J. Simpson - got away with it

A Paula Radcliffe - not as ugly as a Sally Gunnell but still a good runner

A Princess Grace - should have taken a driver

A Princess Di - shouldn't have taken a driver

A Robin Cook - just died on the hill

A Douglas Bader - looked good in the air, but didn't have the legs

An Arsene Wenger - everyone saw where it went, except you

A Ken Livingstone - quite far left

A Jean-Marie Le Pen - a long way right

An elephant's arse - high and it stinks

A circus tent - a big top

An Anna Kournikova - looks great, but unlikely to get a result

A Vinnie Jones - nasty kick when you're not expecting it

A Ryanair - flies well but lands a long way from the target

:rofl::rofl::rofl:
I need to print these off and memorise them..... brilliant!
 
When a player on the1st tee announces which make of ball he is using he usually gets "and what ball for your second shot?"
 
One that winds me up as I am not the biggest hitter is,

'Good shot, that was like my drive, only shorter'

When I catch one out of the middle.
 
One of the best ones iv heard is when my dad missed a putt......

A gynecologists apprentice that one.....To which i replied "what are you on about"......
A gynecologists apprentice he says........ "It shaved the hole" :eek: :)
 
I remember hearing a story of when the Craw was out playing a bounce game with Andy McIntyre(young pro) and after teeing off they were walking up the fairway chatting away when Andy turned to the Craw saying " I hear theres a new Tesco Extra to be built nearby, to which the Craw replies "No, whereabouts".
Andy casually replies " Between your ball and mine"
 
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