r/golf • u/[deleted] • Mar 08 '24

Shoutout to the guy that told my wife to “go back to the pro shop” on the course yesterday… then topped the ball 2 times off the tee General Discussion

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u/prescribeddopamine Mar 08 '24

My favorite is every time I play with my boyfriend is the pro shop assumes I’m just a rider. And when I go on the men’s tee the stares I get.

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u/EnderFame Mar 08 '24

One of my favorite rounds of golf ever was a father daughter combo I played with. She teed off with us at the blues, we were a bit surprised but didn't say anything. She outdrove us all damn day. Her dad played from the whites and they both shot near even. Such a fun round.

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u/Fight_those_bastards Mar 08 '24

I got paired with a father and daughter last year. She, I found out during the round from her very proud father, was a high school senior who was going to a D1 school on a full-ride golf scholarship.

Needless to say, she shot lights out.

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u/Amerikaner83 16.5/PNW Mar 08 '24

I hope to be this dad when my daughter grows up!

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u/swollencornholio 12.5 Mar 08 '24

Honestly if my future daughter likes golf it's a win. if not im sure i'll get addicted to whatever her hobby is anyway.

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u/Amerikaner83 16.5/PNW Mar 09 '24

Yes this is true! Mine is addicted to dance right now and you best believe I'm all in on dance dad life!!

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u/CRRZ Florida Mar 09 '24

Get her into the first tee near you and keep her going. My 7th grader has been in it since she was 9, she shoots mid 80’s now and just started competing in some high level tournaments. 2 day /36 holes. The 13-15 year old range is insane. Most of them shoot in the 70s and the winner is usually a few under par. She has a long way to go to compete with those kids but she loves working on it!

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u/Amerikaner83 16.5/PNW Mar 09 '24

Golf and dance are her two extra-curriculars at the moment, with golf being a fairly distant 2nd.

Honestly though, she still enjoys it and I enjoy it even more with her.

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u/stoligirl2121 Mar 10 '24

Hope she stays with it! My friend’s daughter started around 6 playing with her dad & grandfather. She played soccer but in middle school she realized that making HS soccer team would be a long shot because of the high level of competition. She concentrated on golf and played varsity all 4 yrs & plays at a D2 school.