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The Collaborative International Dictionary
Golfer

Golfer \Golf"er\, n. One who plays golf. [Scot.]

Douglas Harper's Etymology Dictionary
golfer

early 15c., agent noun from golf.

Wiktionary
golfer

n. Someone who plays golf.

WordNet
golfer

n. someone who plays the game of golf [syn: golf player, linksman]

Wikipedia
Golfer (disambiguation)

Golfer may refer to:

  • A person who plays golf
    • Professional golfer
  • "The Golfer", an episode of The Honeymooners

Usage examples of "golfer".

Can the golfers and the crofters whose animals graze on the course find a way to coexist peacefully?

He could send me in among the Rotations and the stage crowd and the golfers and the arty types talking about statements of profiles rather than volumes and the musical.

If a golfer, walking in the dunes to get a view of the sea, pulls up some marram grass, he is cursed, or so I decide to believe.

For example, the robbery of a British couple is automatically more newsworthy than the robbery of, say, golfers from Atlanta.

She remembered the barefoot caddies from Embo, who spoke in Gaelic while cursing the bad golfers for whom they worked.

He remembered that he enjoyed caddying for Faldo at Royal Dornoch, but that the golfer was never satisfied with a shot.

Pipey knows the rules of golf - the golfer who is away plays first - and so he attended the flagstick while Clarke prepared to putt.

It raises the heat factor on the golf courses a tiny bit, and it makes our golfers a tiny bit more uncomfortable on the hotter days, but it helps a lot in the overall picture.

In the period of a year, I went from being a nebbish whose dream was to one day become a professional golfer to being an Israel expert-in-training.

Special Squad, organized to protect foreign diplomats, this morning went mad and shot six golfers on the East Pursley Golf Course.

Most often golfers feel this way when putts lip out, or a ball bounces the wrong way.

The undulations in linksland provide a gently rolling landscape, with just enough movement to ask the golfer to play from sidehill, downhill, and uphill lies.

Can the golfers and the crofters whose animals graze on the course find a way to coexist peacefully?

But the golfers formed a close relationship with the crofters in the area, and the sheep and the course in the big hills of Durness coexist peacefully.

Think of the vast teams of news reporters, camera persons, editors, producers, publishers, even golfers, the whole vast panoply of men and women who have dedicated their lives to bringing the latest crisis into the homes of every human being on this planetwith nothing more to do than report on sports and weather!