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It's still you! I wasn't watching! I can only see one ball on the green! These are just some of the phrases no golfer wants to hear whilst playing and in this video we are going to look at 12 of the most common phrases no one wants to hear. We have all said them or been on the receiving end at some point in our golfing lives - how many do you recognise!
It's still you! I wasn't watching! I can only see one ball on the green! These are just some of the phrases no golfer wants to hear whilst playing and in this video we are going to look at 12 of the most common phrases no one wants to hear. We have all said them or been on the receiving end at some point in our golfing lives - how many do you recognise!
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