Sentence examples for crooked stick from inspiring English sources

The longer the hole at Crooked Stick, the straighter Singh has played it.

Where were you when Nick Price withdrew from the 1991 PGA Championship at Crooked Stick, Indiana?

Daly, who won the 1991 tournament at Crooked Stick, pulled out last night after a disappointing finish to his round.

The word "gimmick" seemed to come from "camag," meaning trick or deceit, or a hook or crooked stick.

Dustin Johnson survived an early wobble to win the BMW Championship at Crooked Stick and move top of the FedEx Cup standings with one event to go.

He snatched a few hours sleep and when he stepped on to the first tee the following morning he saw the Crooked Stick course for the first time.

We're hitting a tiny ball with insanely crooked sticks.

Her crooked walking stick leans nearby.

The name was taken from the crooked walking sticks used in Ireland.

On the other side were the Korengali elders, who looked as if they stepped out of "Lord of the Rings" with their crooked walking sticks, beards dyed red and blue eyes framed by kohl.

See clothing and adornments, intricately woven baskets and clay jars, a Tsimshian Sun Mask, amazing Quillwork, Root Clubs carved into ferocious walking sticks, crooked knives (for skinning animals and whittling wood), and a Beetlejuice-like take on a Northeastern Kachina.