NOUN
- a game played on a large open course with 9 or 18 holes; the object is use as few strokes as possible in playing all the holes
How To Use golf game In A Sentence
- Seeing Sticht was keeping him from his golf game, and he hoped they could wrap it up quickly.
- But we've got very similar golf games and we can work off each other. Times, Sunday Times
- I knew I needed to change a lot of my golf game if I was going to be able to play in US Opens.
- As far as Paul was concerned, it had been two great weeks of long, free-associative talks and golf games and jogs and arterially disastrous man-meals, through much of which Elise slept peacefully on her pillow stuffed with rice. The Position
- We were given a long, boring, blow-by-blow account of his last golf game.
- The letter ends with more acid advice: Since the politician has a lifetime pension, he'd be better off polishing his golf game.
- He told her about Tommy and the weekly golf games.
- Mac's golf game, Armour said, was as bonnie as Maxwellton braes.
- I'm sure he's also a nice man but beyond that, well, his demeanour and golf game are not exactly designed to send the blood coursing through the veins.
- Seeing Sticht was keeping him from his golf game, and he hoped they could wrap it up quickly.
