Golfing Nicknames

Khamelion

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Not the well known on the TV golfers, like Tommy 'Two Gloves' Gainey, but the nicknames given to the players at your golf club, be they given or humerous reasons or otherwise.

I'll get the ball rolling with a guy at my dads club, he's been given the name rigor, as in rigor mortis, as he's been timed at waiting over 20secs while at address before actually striking the ball and because of this it looks like he's fallen asleep.

any others?
 
we have one called the Merchant! as in Merchant Banker! it's because he was a merchant banker in London all his career..........

/I've not really got into the swing of this have I
 
We've got quite a few at our club with nicknames though I can think of someone I want to use the term thrush on.

Magic, the guy has the pencil at the club.
2balls, goes into the rough playing one but when he marks on the green its a different name and number
 
The Abortionist. Purely because of the action of his swing. It's horrific!
 
a member of our gang is called 'Ferret', he is ace at ferreting about in the rough and finding our mis-placed shots / balls ...
 
Knew a Jimmy Riddle and a Tommy Gunn sadly for them the names had stuck with them from school.

Realised why a guy was nicknamed Nobby once when having a pee next to him!!

'Bigger and Better' must have been a bit like Excocet.
Whatever you had seen, done, eaten, made, driven or visited he had done it ...............
 
A guy I play with has the surname "fiddler". We tried to nickname him Kiddie, but he really didn't like it and we haven't seen him for a while.
 
i play with a group who are bad for making up names for other members - simple ones like dave the c* (to distinguish from "nice dave") to the more descriptive "Mouth like a dog's arse" and a favourite, the "fully grown midget" who is actually 6ft but has a large head and looks out of proportion.
 
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