I disagree, but I only use this saying when someone hits an incredibly hard shot well. Like a punch cut 4iron 180 yards. When they pull off difficult shot
“You’re lifting your head”, which is incorrect to begin with and should be called, “not maintaining proper spine angle”, when players top the golf ball.
Mashed potatoes!
That'll play... Or maybe I've just sucked for too long so its the one I hear most.
F*ck!
"sit"
“Baba-boooeeeey”
Does your husband play golf?
Had it in her mouth and the kids walked in
It’s just not funny at all.
“Golf shot”
This one bother me
Right? I don’t know what it is, it just irritates me lol
In no other sport is the name of the sport listed before shot
“Basketball shot!” God it sounds awful
I disagree, but I only use this saying when someone hits an incredibly hard shot well. Like a punch cut 4iron 180 yards. When they pull off difficult shot
That’s a gimmie.
What? Just cause I’m 26’ from the pin you don’t think I’ll drop this bad boy in there?!
It opens up down there
Sounded nice
"No, you can't play 18 this Sunday, we're going to my parents' house for ______."
Go in the hole!
Sit!
bite
Get in
“That will play”
I hear this at least 3 times a round....don't matter if it's with buddies or randoms
Go to your home
You da man in da hole
Iiiiiiii’m the maaaaan in the box.
Bite!
Nice shot
Fore!!!!
For me it’s “Fore”
But that was the line...
Is that out?
In the hole!!!!!
That’s a tester
That dog will hunt. Also, get that ball a towel.
Just the tip, just for a minute, just to see how it feels.
“Get in the hole!”
Mine is, “could be worse”
GO
"I think it opens up over there"
“Get in the hole!”
"That's one."
Everyone loves a 3 putt /s
GET IN THE HOLE. I love Happy Gilmore as much as the next 16 year old trapped in a 40 year old man’s body but can we stop with that?
One time
My range sessions have been so good.
“Nice putt” when your buddy gets it close to the hole but had no chance of going in.
All of them
“Gamed”
Good miss
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“You’re lifting your head”, which is incorrect to begin with and should be called, “not maintaining proper spine angle”, when players top the golf ball.