hilts
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He probably can in fairness
Golf Thread
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He probably can in fairness
Gaylord du Bois
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I seriously doubt it. Playing golf is prohibited.
hilts
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Playing golf on a golf course Is prohibited. A sport is defined as a competition between teams or individuals so swinging a golf club in a field on your your own is neither a sport or a competition. Just like shadow boxing or kicking a ball isn’t classed as boxing or football.
If PC donut understands this is another matter.
abu13
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In all fairness anybody who has seen me swing a club would have a hard time saying that i was playing golf!!!!!
denislawsbackheel
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I’m going for a swim when they open the Didsbury sluice gates and flood the fields today.
BELFAST_BLUE_BOY
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Gaylord du Bois
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Roadmap for safe return of golf in England published - bunkered.co.uk
Everything you need to know about the resumption of golf in England.
www.bunkered.co.uk
davyhulme blue
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Looking forward to topping my first tee shot Guaranteed pissing down from the 29th onwards
blue b4 the moon
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Going to get my putter going in the front room next week.
I'd usually do a few driving range visits before I attempt to play my normal poor game on a course (Mid Oct-Mid March is my golf hibernation period) but I'll be out cold and pinging the ball about like pubic hair. ;)
journolud
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Got a brand new set of ping irons just waiting to be put to average use.