What is a Roll Up?

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I've been playing golf for 22 years, seen them mentioned on this forum, and don't have a clue what one is.

Is it an English thing?
 
everyone "rolls up" at a certain time and then pairs are drawn, great way to play with people you dont normally play with.

Got ye!

That explains why if I nip up for a quick 9 in the morning on a day off I see the same old Coffin Dodgers hanging around the Pro Shop about 11 in the morning.They must be playing in a Roll Up! Phew, I thought it was some sort of Masonic ritual.
 
I've been playing golf for 22 years, seen them mentioned on this forum, and don't have a clue what one is.

Is it an English thing?

+1, I worked out what it was but never heard of it ever in Scotland.......

bounce game though is very common, basically anything not a medal
 
+1, I worked out what it was but never heard of it ever in Scotland.......

bounce game though is very common, basically anything not a medal

Amen to that!

Bounce game is a common phrase.

I was right, it is an English thing, just like Morris Dancing and afternoon tea!
 
Where I play the ladies play them quite a bit, although with the size of them it looks more like its something they eat!!

It is a formal competition where they can just "roll up" and play on the day, at any time, with who they like without pre entering and having a start time.
 
Had a roll-up at my last club - called the Teapot - a couple of quid thrown in a purple Teapot, names drawn, out you go, 3 prizes att he end.
 
We have a number of roll ups at our club we are even going away in a early roll up vs late roll up ryder cup competition, 3 days of golf 52 people and lots of drink its going to get messy :)

its a great way to get to know new people and become part of the club a bit more. good fun :)
 
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