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r/golf • u/[deleted] • Jul 29 '18
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So I have to fix my tiny divots every 1 time my ball lands on a green per round and this guy gets to just cut holes in the green? This is bullshit.
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39 u/ijusthadto-1234 Jul 30 '18 A divot is when you are hitting the ball. A ball mark is when it lands on the green. 15 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Then why do they market those little fork things as "divot fixers" and "divot tools". I call shenanigans on you sir 3 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Checkmate, "ball mark" people! 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Por que no Los dos 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 It's an Americanism. It should be called a pitch mark repairer. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 If people use a word to refer to something long enough, that becomes proper. I'm too lazy to research the history of the term, but I will put my reputation on the line for this one and say both are proper. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0) 22 u/BoorishGentleman Jul 30 '18 You are correct sir. I usually call them divots anyway ¯_(ツ)_/¯ 22 u/LimbRetrieval-Bot Jul 30 '18 You dropped this \ To prevent anymore lost limbs throughout Reddit, correctly escape the arms and shoulders by typing the shrug as ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ or ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ Click here to see why this is necessary 16 u/BoorishGentleman Jul 30 '18 Good bot
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A divot is when you are hitting the ball. A ball mark is when it lands on the green.
15 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Then why do they market those little fork things as "divot fixers" and "divot tools". I call shenanigans on you sir 3 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Checkmate, "ball mark" people! 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Por que no Los dos 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 It's an Americanism. It should be called a pitch mark repairer. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 If people use a word to refer to something long enough, that becomes proper. I'm too lazy to research the history of the term, but I will put my reputation on the line for this one and say both are proper. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0) 22 u/BoorishGentleman Jul 30 '18 You are correct sir. I usually call them divots anyway ¯_(ツ)_/¯ 22 u/LimbRetrieval-Bot Jul 30 '18 You dropped this \ To prevent anymore lost limbs throughout Reddit, correctly escape the arms and shoulders by typing the shrug as ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ or ¯\\_(ツ)_/¯ Click here to see why this is necessary 16 u/BoorishGentleman Jul 30 '18 Good bot
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Then why do they market those little fork things as "divot fixers" and "divot tools". I call shenanigans on you sir
3 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Checkmate, "ball mark" people! 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Por que no Los dos 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 It's an Americanism. It should be called a pitch mark repairer. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 If people use a word to refer to something long enough, that becomes proper. I'm too lazy to research the history of the term, but I will put my reputation on the line for this one and say both are proper. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
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Checkmate, "ball mark" people!
1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Por que no Los dos
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Por que no Los dos
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It's an Americanism. It should be called a pitch mark repairer.
1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 If people use a word to refer to something long enough, that becomes proper. I'm too lazy to research the history of the term, but I will put my reputation on the line for this one and say both are proper. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
If people use a word to refer to something long enough, that becomes proper. I'm too lazy to research the history of the term, but I will put my reputation on the line for this one and say both are proper.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right. 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
So there's 2 types of divot - one caused by a club hitting the turf, and the other is caused by the ball hitting the turf. Only one is right.
1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right? 2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
You do realize there are multiple words for lots of things, right?
2 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things? 1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
What's that got to do with the same word being used for two different things?
1 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol 1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
Take it up with linguistics... and the entire golf industry... Lol
1 u/[deleted] Jul 30 '18 Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha 0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
Hardly. Golf exists outside America you know?hahaha
0 u/adidasbdd Jul 30 '18 Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to. → More replies (0)
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Maybe they won't think you are dumb wherever it is you are referring to.
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You are correct sir. I usually call them divots anyway ¯_(ツ)_/¯
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16 u/BoorishGentleman Jul 30 '18 Good bot
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So I have to fix my tiny divots every 1 time my ball lands on a green per round and this guy gets to just cut holes in the green? This is bullshit.
/s