Sentence examples for golf contest from inspiring English sources
Had this been a match play golf contest the margin would have been a comfortable 4&3.
In 1986, at the age of 47 and with his own insurance brokerage firm, he was asked to underwrite a hole-in-one golf contest.
They should be held accountable for prioritising a second-rate golf contest over the many willing, enthusiastic athletes from a range of sports around the world.
There is nothing like a Thursday morning tee time to take the drama from any golf contest but Tiger Woods and Padraig Harrington, the Brad and Angelina of golf, just cannot help themselves these days.
The Ukip leader, tongue firmly lodged in cheek, has recorded a "party political broadcast" on behalf of Paddy Power, exhorting punters to get behind Team Europe in this weekend's Ryder Cup golf contest against the US.
But as the first shots in the biennial golfing contest between Europe and the US were hit, the fanzone in John Frost Square in the centre of the host city was not exactly abuzz with excitement.
Today, one finds dusty Little League games in progress, people tanning on towels, enthusiasts lining up for concerts at the pool, impromptu Frisbee-golf contests and amateur triathletes practicing at the track.
This writer once helped organize a golf-bridge contest in which each partnership competed in both activities.
He won only one match in the cauldron of golf's transatlantic contests, but that did not stop Christy O'Connor Jnr becoming a genuine Ryder Cup hero.
The suits also claim that Hooters employees were not given their adequate share of tips, were not granted legally mandated breaks for rest and meals, were not paid, or were paid insufficiently, for special events like bikini car washes and contests, golf tournaments, car shows and "winging" — when Hooters Girls went out to local businesses and gave out free chicken wings.
As three-balls go, it promises to be a fascinating contest between golf's new generation of stars, in McIlroy and Fowler, and one of the stalwarts of the passing generation in the South African.
