Really dislike the term "hard lines". One guy I play with says this almost every time somebody misses a putt.
I know someone who says “great golf shot” or “that’s a golf shot”
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Really dislike the term "hard lines". One guy I play with says this almost every time somebody misses a putt.
Really dislike the term "hard lines". One guy I play with says this almost every time somebody misses a putt.
That's quite common, I find myself saying it sometimes. I think because watching someone miss a straightforward putt is super awkward so you have to fill the silence somehow, ha.My FiL say unlucky if someone hits a bad shot or misses a putt. He even complains about his own bad luck.
He doesn't like it when I point out it wasn't bad luck it was just a crap shot ?
That's quite common, I find myself saying it sometimes. I think because watching someone miss a straightforward putt is super awkward so you have to fill the silence somehow, ha.
AbsolutelyTry laughing.
This comes back to my...let us say....irritation with a lot of golf etiquette. Another guy I used to play with years ago would say "shot" when you hit your drive. As long as it wasn't so bad it killed somebody on the next fairway that's what he said. Of course it was a shot. Most people tend to say something to everybody when they hit their drives. I try to resist this type of etiquette. If it is just a boring ol' decent strike I quite often don't say anything.....and sometimes you get "the look" if you don't say something. My attitude is if you hit a good shot....I'll say something. If you hit a crap shot.....you'll get anything from nothing to "uh oh"......."that's not where you really wanted to hit it".....or of course the famous laughing out loud at such a terrible shot.My FiL say unlucky if someone hits a bad shot or misses a putt. He even complains about his own bad luck.
He doesn't like it when I point out it wasn't bad luck it was just a crap shot ?
The necessity of conversing with playing professionals 500 yards away by screaming mashed potato and get in the hole at them should be a requirement when purchasing a ticket for an event
golfers hate a full English to begin the day and ham, eggs & chips post round
One of my friends has started saying "nice pick up" when I hit a shot. What the hell does that mean? I guess he can use this phrase for every shot that wasn't a fat/thin/shank, even if the ball has sliced off into the trees. Inane.
and being a "full kit w..ker" while spectating - added points for a folded glove in the back pocket
Does that include golf shoes (with metal spikes) and fully clothed in one brand with matching cap to finish it off