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well today me and my dad went to play and we let a guy play with us who i think is a qualified canidate for the worst golfer ever,charles barkleys old swing berore hank was twice as good as this guys swing,he was a hack.everyball he hit we had to help him find even if it went 20yds,he played so bad he made me lose concentratrion on my game lookin for his balls,its the only time i wanted to be sittin at home then on the golf course.
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We all started that way. Well not all because some of us wouldn't dare stepping out on the course until after years of driving range.

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Wow. Thats just horrible haha. Well, some people just aren't meant to hit a golf ball. I say that if you can hit it more than 50 yards on your first time out on the course, you can learn to play golf. Any less than that, and its really decided for you. That might be a little profiling I'm sorry but it's kind of a fair assessment.

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Perhaps his game was to golf was as your spelling and punctuation is to English...

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We all started that way.

ive seen many first time golfers,this guy was no joke 5 times worse,my guess is his handicap would be at least 55 no joke prolly more like 80 all b.s aside

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It can be tough when you get paired with someone like that but hey, at least he's out there trying rather then sitting on the couch at home. As long as he's having fun out there then more power to him IMO. We all started somewhere. Then again, when his came starts to infringe on yours because you have to help him find his ball that does suck.

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I think at some point we've all been embarrassed to show off our game in public. While he was hacking his ball all over the shop did you give the poor guy any tips? And did he at least have one decent hit that'll keep him coming back for more? I feel his pain.

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ouch. i've had bad days before, but nothing as bad as that sounds. How was his on course demeanor? Was he beating himself up? Was he even trying to play? Was he really looking for his ball or just leaning on you all to do so?
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ouch. i've had bad days before, but nothing as bad as that sounds. How was his on course demeanor? Was he beating himself up? Was he even trying to play? Was he really looking for his ball or just leaning on you all to do so?

he seemed happy yea he was tryin i think, he looked kinda
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well, you got to start somewhere, i guess. 80 handicap is pretty rough though. I might be a little off or selfish for saying this, but the 'true' hack golfers (and I'm talking about the guys/gals that know they are) should probably hit the course late in the afternoon on the local munie. When they have a 11:00 tee time and they're slowing down the pace of play for the entire course, it's a little selfish of them in my opinion.
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well, you got to start somewhere, i guess. 80 handicap is pretty rough though. I might be a little off or selfish for saying this, but the 'true' hack golfers (and I'm talking about the guys/gals that know they are) should probably hit the course late in the afternoon on the local munie. When they have a 11:00 tee time and they're slowing down the pace of play for the entire course, it's a little selfish of them in my opinion.

yea o and i forgot he had to borrow balls to finish the round

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well today me and my dad went to play and we let a guy play with us who i think is a qualified canidate for the worst golfer ever,charles barkleys old swing berore hank was twice as good as this guys swing,he was a hack.everyball he hit we had to help him find even if it went 20yds,he played so bad he made me lose concentratrion on my game lookin for his balls,its the only time i wanted to be sittin at home then on the golf course.

I doubt you played the worst guy. I played a guy who would have shot at least 250 if he had followed the rules.

Odd thing is he holed out at the end of every hole. He'd putt to two inches and as I'd be going to put the flag in the hole he'd putt out and reach in. I nearly stabbed his hand two or three times.

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There was a gir who turned in a 157 for a HS meet last year. For 9 holes.


On a related note, I called my buddy to meet me at the range after work. The GF was there and just haaaad to come (she doesn't let us do anything, she has to come along and make things un-fun. We have to sneak off to golf and bowling a lot). Anyways, she wanted him to teach her to golf and it was 4 times worse than Sir Charles. She had a good looking pivot/finish. Except that was her backswing and the downswing was about 4" deep in the rain soaked earth. I've never seen anyone move their entire body like that while swinging a club. And the kicker is shes not even a nice thing to look at...
She eventually went and sat in the car for 2 hours.

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I always see the same guy at the range with an axe chopping like swing. It is as though he is taking a vertical swipe at a log. He only uses his driver and every shot is 25 yards out and 75 yards right.

I feel bad but I'm not about to just go give him advice..
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Perhaps his game was to golf was as your spelling and punctuation is to English...

SIR *raises hand*

Shouldn't that be: Perhaps his game was to golf as your spelling and punctuation are to English... jk
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