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Erin
50 posts |
#18985 2007-12-04 19:40 GMT |
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what do you say when ppl ask you "what do you hit" in golf?
what are they referring to? how far it goes or your score? |
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LoveVolleyball
70 posts |
#18986 2007-12-04 19:48 GMT |
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id say they are asking for score but i am not positive pretty sure though..
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MagicStick
58 posts |
#18987 2007-12-04 19:54 GMT |
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Usually they are wanting to know which club you hit for a particular shot. Usually it is either an approach shot or a iron shot on a par 3. That can be different for players of different abilities. My brother is two clubs longer than I am. So if he asks me if I hit a 7 iron, he's going to use a 9 iron. Driver is distinguishable from the other clubs.
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Paperclip
64 posts |
#18988 2007-12-04 20:26 GMT |
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They are asking you what your score is usually your average.
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Popcicle
69 posts |
#18989 2007-12-04 22:46 GMT |
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In my neck of the woods "what do you hit" they're referring to what club was used or going to use to hit the shot.( I tell them one more club then I used.) "whatya shoot" they're referring to the score at the end of a round.....(I'll tell the truth )
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FireInTheSky
50 posts |
#18990 2007-12-05 01:12 GMT |
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their refering to ur score of 9 holes or 18 holes
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Cutefrog
49 posts |
#18991 2007-12-05 06:42 GMT |
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People that say "what do you hit" are probably non-golfers trying to make idle conversation about your golf score. People that say "what did you hit" are asking you what club you used on a particular golf shot.
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PuppyPower
60 posts |
#18992 2007-12-05 10:00 GMT |
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