Sentence examples for a bad golf from inspiring English sources

"Actually, I wasn't a bad golf and tennis player in my day.

"It's like if you practice a bad golf swing over and over, you're not going to really notice what you're doing after a while," he said.

A photo posted by Ian Poulter (@ianjamespoulter) on Jun 21, 2015 at 6 13pm PDT "It wasn't a bad golf course, in fact it played well and was playable.

Poulter admitted he "didn't play well enough to be remotely close" but added: "It is disgraceful that the USGA hasn't apologised about the greens they simply have said 'we are thrilled the course condition this week.' "It wasn't a bad golf course, in fact it played well and was playable.

On an otherwise sleepy afternoon at a course where no one could get some separation, two peculiar moments stood out — a bad time for Watson, bad golf from Spieth.

Charles McGrath's essay for On Par earlier this week extolling the beauty of bad golf courses elicited a long list of tributes to the ugly ducklings of the game, settings that include 90-degree doglegs, abandoned cars, barbed wire and stubborn kangaroos.

And at badgolfmonthly.com, area residents and courses as well represented in a Hall of Shame that lists unusually bad golf scores.

They are not the rich men Trump has dined over well-done steak with or played bad golf with or watched a college football game with.

("He had a heart attack pretty much immediately after – bad golf swing, down in one – so that dusty bottle reminds me of Don").

Even bad golf is enhanced at Pacific Dunes, a walking-only course that seems to sprout from the sand, gorse, beach grass and shore pines that characterize this stretch of coast in remote southern Oregon.

Every seasoned, sensible golfer knows this, and, accordingly, he tries to build a swing that is so basically sound that his "misses" are, in truth, not bad golf shots at all — fairly well struck, accurate enough, eminently serviceable.