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Golf - Talking to Friends

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Talking with friends about golf

"Where do you usually play?"
"How much are the green fees?"
"How much does it cost over there?"
"What do you usually shoot?"
"Do you have a handicap?"
"What is your handicap?"
"What's your average score?"

"How did you play today?"
"How was your round last Saturday?"
"Did you play well on Sunday?"
"What was your score yesterday?"
"What did you shoot last time you were out?"

"How far do you drive the ball?"
"How far does your driver go?"
"What club do you use to hit 150 yards?"

"I usually play at Walter Hall."
"I play all over, but mostly at Jackson Park Golf Course."
"The green fees at Jefferson is twenty eight dollars."
"It costs 35 dollars to play."

"I'm a bogey player."
"I'm not that good. I'm usually in the mid nineties."
"I suck man. I'm still over a hundred."
"I don't have a handicap, but I usually shoot in the low nineties."

"My handicap is 17 right now."
"My handicap is 14."
"I'm a 5 handicap."

"I shot a 95 yesterday."
"I was 20 over on Saturday."
"I did terrible on Sunday. I shot a hundred."
"I was doing so good in the beginning, but on the back nine, I got three double bogeys."

"I need to work on my putting. It sucks right now."
"I need to practice my chip shots more."

"I can't hit with my driver whatsoever."
"I can hit my short irons pretty good, but I have a lot of problems with my 3 and 4 irons."

"I hate my clubs. They are so old."
"You need to buy some new clubs man."
"Pro Golf Discount is having a sale right now."

"I have a big problem slicing the ball."
"I can't get rid of my hook."
"He always slices the ball, so he aims left all the time."
"He plays his slice."
"He does a good job playing his hook."

"Do you want to go golfing this weekend?"
"When do you want to go out?"
"When do you want to play?"
"I'm going to play golf this Tuesday. Can you make it?"
"We have a spot open. Do you want to play?"

"You would get better if you go to the driving range once in a while."
"You need to fix that swing of yours."
"You need to go to the driving range."
"If you want to improve, you should take some lessons. It really helps."

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