"Golf"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: “Decked- out” can refer to any object that is decorated, especially with a lot of effort. A decked out golf cart would mean a golf cart that is decorated with a lot of material, made to look fun or stand out.

A: In golf, if you lay up (a shot) it means you intentionally make the shot shorter in order to avoid a hazard/obstacle and to put the ball in a good position for the next shot.

It's a safe strategy used to minimize the risk of incurring a penalty stroke (or getting stuck in a hazard).

My understanding is that laying up is common on par fives because often it's too far to aim directly for the green (and there may be hazards in the way), so instead you plan shorter shot(s) that will make it easier for you to avoid hazards and get on the green the next time.

The meme seems to be suggesting that laying up on a par five hole is as bad as trying to enter the establishment with COVID-19. The implication seems to be that good golfers should not need to lay up.

A: Frank (must have a capital F) was at the golf course (a place where they play golf) and he was delayed by someone or something.

A: they have started to play golf. they have decided to learn how to play golf.

A: A golf clap is a very light clap. I think it means the person was expecting more from the situation or some recognition

A: I like playing golf.
A week's golfing.
Play golf.

A: in the 5th row someone should sit down.

A: I grew up playing golf with my dad, so I love golf. when I go for walks, seeing the nature refreshes my mind. after playing golf with my friends, we go to the club to have more fun.

A:

The first sentence is completely wrong. The second sentence is correct. That is the difference.

A: Hi

Both sentence have the same meaning.

Also having the same meaning:

I’ll be playing golf next week.

I’m going to play golf next week.

A: I think fairly good is more like he’s “not bad” or “he’s good but not great”.
and quite good is “almost great” or “great”

A: I've dabbled in golf suggests the the person had had a few goes at golf before without any real intention of taking it up as a hobby/activity that may be done daily, weekly or monthly.
I've taken up golf suggest the person has intentions on playing the sport as a hobby or a activity that they will often like to do/ practice on.
hopefully that helps ?

A: Same meaning

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I went to the golf practice range this morning.

( near - do you mean location or time?
Location:
I went to the nearby golf practice range this morning.
Time:
I went to the golf practice range earlier this morning.

It was there that I learnt how to swing a golf club.

I started learning golf in August last year but I don't have a good swinging posture yet.
I have to keep taking lessons from my golf tutor and practice a lot.

A: Golf is held on a golf course.

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A: Do you mean
“Golf clubs will be excess Baggage”

A: Yes, hooked on something means you enjoy it very much, in this context. Basic definition.
A person with an addiction to a drug is hooked on that drug. It is used in less severe terms for golf in your sentence.

A: Yes, but you would say the first one

A: × But I was so embarrassed because the sign in front the golf club house said ‘No dogs allowed, Don’t bring your dog!’.
✓ But I was so embarrassed because the sign in front the golf club house said “No dogs allowed. Don’t bring your dog!”

× So I put my dog inside my car.
✓ So I left my dog in my car.

× Then I said to him “Stay here!”.
✓ I said to him, “Stay here!”

× At the time, I forgot to lock the door of my car.
✓ But I forgot to lock my car door.

× When I came back after playing golf alone for a while, he disappeared.
✓ When I came back after playing golf on my own for a while, he had disappeared.

× It was so tired day!
✓ It was such an exhausting day!

"door of my car" is okay but "car door" is more natural. If you have punctuation inside the quotes, do not also put it outside the quotes. You don't usually "put" living things in your car (unless they're like a fish), instead you "leave" them in the car. You can put objects in the car. Playing golf alone sounds a little strange, you can say "I am alone" or "I feel alone" but you do things "on your own" or "by yourself". Finally, you can't say a day is "tired", only a person/animal can be tired, but the day can be exhausting. I removed "then" and "at the time" because these are usually implied (we understand that you're talking about the past of the past). If you use the word "then", that usually indicates a major transition in activities (e.g. "I went to the store and got some donuts. Then I went back home.") I changed "he disappeared" to "he had disappeared" because you want the past perfect tense here - "he disappeared" makes it sound like he vanished in front of your eyes the moment you returned.

A: perfect

A: I started to practice golf again for the first time in a month.
Hope this helps!