How Many Countries?

[bkuehn1952]

On a similar vein as the "How Many States" query, how many countries?  Other than the USA and Canada, I have only been to Ireland and the UK (Scotland).  Some golfers who have visited the Caribbean or traveled through Europe might have some impressive numbers.

[Meltdwhiskey]

US Only

[abraxas]

South Africa was my most exotic country

[newtogolf]

US and UK - hoping for trip to Scotland next year.

[jamo]

Played golf in: U.S. and Costa Rica. Also visited Canada, but haven't played golf there.

[mvmac]

US

Canada

Ireland

Scotland

[WUTiger]

On a similar vein as the "How Many States" query, how many countries?  Other than the USA and Canada,

Get real, bk. Canada is an independent country, with its own rich golf tradition. You need to count them separately. Your phrasing doesn't do much US-Canadian relations.

To show your repentence, buy the next Canadian you meet a Molson.

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Besides USA, I have played golf in Japan (Okinawa, about 30 years ahead of Normdamarine); Taiwan; Germany, and Italy. (I've also played in Sicily, whose locals would count it as an honorary separate country.)

I've visited Canada, but haven't played golf there - yet.

[MacDutch]

US, England, Wales, Belgium, Luxemburg, France, Netherlands, Italy, Germany, Switzerland, Austria.

[Lihu]

Usa, China, Forgot to mention HI and IL in the other thread. Actually, I only played golf in CA, something like golf everywhere else.

[tristanhilton85]

1, just the US.

[MULVn8tor]

Canada(home). And us three times

[boogielicious]

US, Barbados and Bermuda.  I have traveled to all continents except Africa and Antarctica but have not played there.

[RandallT]

Egypt (yes basically under the Giza pyramids just west of Cairo), Barbados, Scotland.

[HazardMagnet]

I voted 2. I have only played in the States, But my Girlfriend played in Malaysia three years ago while doing her "two weeks" for the NAVY reserves. She bought a reaaly nice Course shirt for me, but once I washed it, it shrank and now she wears it.

[David in FL]

I voted 2. I have only played in the States, But my Girlfriend played in Malaysia three years ago while doing her "two weeks" for the NAVY reserves. She bought a reaaly nice Course shirt for me, but once I washed it, it shrank and now she wears it.

So you know someone who played in another country and she brought you a shirt.  Well, I guess that counts.....

U.S., Japan, Argentina, Mexico, Spain

Was supposed to play Pete Dye's Black Pearl course in Honduras when we pulled in on a cruise a couple of years back......but it turned out that I was the ONLY ONE ON THE ENTIRE FREAKING BOAT that wanted to play golf, so they canceled the excursion.  I could have piled into a cab and played on my own, but decided it was just too much trouble.  I'll bet they had 1,000 people that went to swim with the stinkin' dolphins, but couldn't come up with one more golfer on that damn barge!  Yeah.....I'm still pissed.

[Jmdmbike]

Get real, bk. Canada is an independent country, with its own rich golf tradition. You need to count them separately. Your phrasing doesn't do much US-Canadian relations. :beer: To show your repentence, buy the next Canadian you meet a Molson. ------------------------ Besides USA, I have played golf in Japan (Okinawa, about 30 years ahead of Normdamarine); Taiwan; Germany, and Italy. (I've also played in Sicily, whose locals would count it as an honorary separate country.) I've visited Canada, but haven't played golf there - yet.

Beer me!!! Other than the U.S. and Canada, none. UK would be great someday, and anywhere in the Carribbean 'cause that'd mean I was on vacation!!!:-D

[Ernest Jones]

Get real, bk. To show your repentence, buy the next Canadian you meet a Molson.

Just a 'point of information' but Molson, and Labatt for that matter, are absolute piss. When you come to Canada do yourself a favour and explore our micro-brewery offerings. I highly recommend McAuslin's beer, all they do are ales and they do it very, very well!

[David in FL]

Just a 'point of information' but Molson, and Labatt for that matter, are absolute piss . When you come to Canada do yourself a favour and explore our micro-brewery offerings. I highly recommend McAuslin's beer, all they do are ales and they do it very, very well!

The Budweiser of Canada. The equivalent of Fosters in Australia. Beer for people who don't really like beer...... ;-)