what is a dolly pardon in golf?
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2 big hills and a bush you have to get over ha ha
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I am an avid golfer and have one.  It is a Bushnell.  They work very well since they have a scan feature.  Meaning if you don't have the steadiest of hands, you can hold down the button and scan the distance to the flag until you get it right.  There are newer ones just released that are equipped with some kind of leveling system that calculates the yardage if you are hitting downhill/uphill automatically.
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There is no penalty.  You replace the ball.  The hole has not started until you take a swing at the trying to hit it.
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A shotgun is where the participants of a a tournament each start on a different hole. Depending on the number of teams, two foursomes may be assigned to a particular hole. Once everybody is in position, a signal is sent to the golfers, sometimes a shotgun blast, to start the round.\n\nA wave start is where everybody starts on the #1 tee and/or #10 tee in groups or "waves" of 4 or less. The PGA Tour uses the wave start system. \n\nI hope this helps you.
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I've heard "spank the monkey" to refer to other things.....never "spank the pig" for golf. \n\nWe say "slap the seed" or "tap the pill" around here.
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Ask and you shall recieve.. you asked "how" the term bogey came into the game --not what a bogey is correct? \n\nhttp://golf.about.com/cs/historyofgolf/a/hist_wordbogey.htm
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At a golf course, you can be a caddy.
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Right here\nhttp://www.ggolf.com/Chamois_MMU1104.html
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It is about the laws of motion and the physics of a collision.  The collision here is the the golf iron colliding with the golf ball - the iron of course transfering enough energy to the golf ball to send it winging through the air. It is also about efficiency.  The heavy mass at the end of long thin pole allows a faster swing, thus increasing the opportunity to impart momentum to the golf ball.  Newton's three laws explain all this. See below.\n\nFor the second piece of effiency one must understand elastic collisions transfer energy better than inelastic collisions.  To make the collision between iron and ball more elastic, the ball is built with a spongy center and flexible shell.  Thus when the iron hits the ball it momentary deforms so as to mimic an elastic collision and thus capture more of the iron's energy.
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Nobody knows because every torney is part of the history of golf if you wants to know the complete history the golf can´t be played anymore
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Here ya go:\n\nhttp://www.brookstone.com/search/search.asp?N=0&Ntk=product&Ntt=golf%20bag%20organizer&D=golf%20bag%20organizer&act=A30&search_type=search&search_words=golf%20bag%20organizer&cmid=hdr_search&cm_re=B_Hdr*Search*N/A
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you can now get devices to find your golf balls that don't require you to modify your golf balls and its avaliable right now!
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I'm assuming you mean Nicklaus. It was called the Response and was made by MacGregor.
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Comes from Scottish.  They invented the game, called it "Goff".  Golf is the Americanized version of that word.  Not an acronym for anything, that's absurd.
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Retief. When the last putt had finally dropped at the 72nd hole and the 104th U.S. Open was at last in his possession, Retief Goosen took off his cap and tipped it at the hole.\n\nThe gesture, perhaps, was appropriate. Maybe it was one last salute to the greens that had been rather kind in a week where Shinnecock Hills Golf Club became one giant brute of an Open venue.\n\nGoosen is a very humbel, soft spoken and classy individual. How can you NOT feel good about a winner like that?
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Here's a good description of it's history and how it's done:\nhttp://www.taylor-hobson.com/dimpled-golf%20-ball.html
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The USGA references the term as long ago as the 1700's and the British Golf Museum has referenced it as far back as 1881, no direct definition but there are basically two explanations that make the most sense.\n\n1.) Think of the word “fore” like a ship’s fore and aft (forward and back), so instead of yelling “watch out ahead, or “ball heading forward”, for short you can just yell “fore”. \n\n2.) Or think of “fore” like “before”, as you might say “watch out before you get hit by my golf ball that I hit so badly that it might hit you even if you are 2 fairways over.”\n\nThe word fore is also short for yelling to your forecaddie to let them know the ball is headed their way.