Sentence examples for difficult green from inspiring English sources

Mickelson pointed to the 148-yard par-3 11th as a good example of a shorter hole having a more difficult green.

That's a needless bogey, and a painful one, given he'd done all the hard work in finding the appallingly difficult green with his drive.

The seventh hole had the most difficult green to hit in regulation, with only 34.8percentt of the players accomplishing the feat.

"The fact that nuclear at best is an extremely uphill putt on the most difficult green on Augusta, that's really unfortunate.

Inkster finished at six-under 210 on a tough day for scoring because of swirling winds, tricky flag positions and difficult greens.

It's bloody difficult being green and sometimes it's impossible.

There was some ad-libbing - Maggie Smith's wonderful line - "Difficult colour, green" - was her, not me.

John Ralfe, an independent pensions expert, said no such deal had ever been agreed with the PPF and it would be difficult for Green to break new ground.

Lewis, who could become the first modern professional to win a major championship in her first pro start, had a tremendous day on the difficult Interlachen greens, needing just 23 putts in her five-birdie, no-bogey round.

Fran Quinn is only a turn or so away from a second birdie of the day, this time at 2. Meanwhile to illustrate how difficult these greens are, major winner Charl Schwartzel has just putted from the middle of the par-three 15th.

Wind forwards a little in evolutionary time and almost all species will rather more obviously fit into the categories of 'bird' or 'non-bird', but at that point of separation, it's obviously difficult to tell pea green from ocean green from forest green and Lincoln green when you don't have all the data.