The phrase "a golfer on" is not complete and lacks context, making it difficult to determine its correctness in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing a golfer's status or activity, but it needs additional information to clarify its meaning.
Example: "He is a golfer on the rise, gaining recognition in local tournaments."
Alternatives: "a golfer in action" or "a golfer at play".
Kim lost this tournament seven years ago after missing a one-foot putt that would have won it on the 72nd hole, and she had the look of a golfer on the verge of throwing this one away throughout the front nine.
Nearby was his former college roommate at Stanford, Notah Begay III, a golfer on the PGA Tour.
Smart, tough, lean and American she fires off points of carbon-fact like a golfer on a driving range.
PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla .— A golfer on the PGA Tour has 40 seconds to play a shot, sometimes a little longer.
Talley, 17, a golfer on his high school team, added, "It's a big deal in our small town to see one of our own on the big stage".
But if a golfer on the PGA or L.P.G.A. Tours can prove a documented medical condition that requires the use of a prohibited substance, an exemption is granted.
GAME has a database of golf courses that help show the exact metrics for a golfer for on-course play.
9th over: England 27-0 (Trescothick 15, Vaughan 7) Like a once-a-week golfer on the fourth hole of the Sunday medal, Trescothick is beginning to find his timing: he reads Pollocks outswingers perfectly and clips another couple to keep the scoreboard ticking along nicely.
A quality practice facility that allows a golfer to work on every part of his or her game.
When a golfer stands on the elevated tee, he looks down on a valley, which then slopes up toward an elevated green.
On Wednesday morning, the Vanny Lu Cup — a modest trophy with a gilded golfer on top – took its place on a shelf in a small dining area at the Mosholu Golf Course in the Bronx.
