The Alphabet of Golf
We are going to take a jovial view of the wonderful and frustrating game of golf by looking at the alphabet of golf starting with letters A to M:
| A | Air-Shot (often forgotten by cheats or called as a Mulligan) |
| B | Bunkers (just play areas for big kids really) |
| C | Clubs (Cheap to make but expensive to buy) |
| D | Divots (not replaced by inconsiderate golfers) |
| E | Etiquette (the very basis and morals of the game of golf) |
| F | Fore (the term used most often by poor golfers) |
| G | Gimme (the favourite word of all bad putters) |
| H | Hole-out (many players don’t do this on society days) |
| I | Injury (caused because golfers think a warm up is a couple of practice swings) |
| J | Jumper (not usually needed here in Spain for most of the year) |
| K | Know it all (the society member who complains but does nothing to help) |
| L | Leather Wedge (often used by cheating bad golfers in the rough) |
| M | Medal Competitions (forgotten in Spain unless you want a 6 hour round) |
We will continue next week with letters N-Z.