Thaiger Talk Quiz #027 - Golf in Thailand

[BigHewer]

 

Quiz #27

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How much do you know about golf in Thailand? 3 out of 5 is par on this course. With a bit of luck, you might get 4 out of 5 and a birdie. Can anyone get an eagle?

 

[Marble-eye]

4 minutes ago, BigHewer said:

Quiz #27

Click HERE to test your knowledge of Golf in Thailand

How much do you know about golf in Thailand? 3 out of 5 is par on this course. With a bit of luck, you might get 4 out of 5 and a birdie. Can anyone get an eagle?

Only got 3, but with my handicap I am allowed 4 extra shots making it 7.

[BigHewer]

4 minutes ago, Marble-eye said:

Only got 3, but with my handicap I am allowed 4 extra shots making it 7.

In that case, my score would be 41 out of 5 

[BlueSphinx]

Speaking with a high-pitched voice > I visited a Thai golf-course once but failed to notice the sign, something which I now dearly regret...

[AussieBob]

4 of 5 - missed the local Thailand Open.

Some say having compulsory caddies in Thailand is a bad thing. But given it is compulsory, then the wife never has a problem with it when we play there.  However, I am suspecting the reason I get the prettier one is that she knows that I get a bit  'distracted', and she knows can beat me easier  (win/win)

 

 

 

[Marble-eye]

19 minutes ago, AussieBob said:

4 of 5 - missed the local Thailand Open.

Some say having compulsory caddies in Thailand is a bad thing. But given it is compulsory, then the wife never has a problem with it when we play there.  However, I am suspecting the reason I get the prettier one is that she knows that I get a bit  'distracted', and she knows can beat me easier  (win/win)

Are caddies only compulsory for foreigners over here?

[AussieBob]

3 minutes ago, Marble-eye said:

Are caddies only compulsory for foreigners over here?

No - Thais too.  But having said that, there are some local cheap courses that are used mainly by local Thais (not on Google etc) and they have Caddies that are optional - but no carts (walk only).  We played at one when I was coaching the wife, because it was OK for her to practice shots and putts again and again. But we always used a caddie - less than half price compared to what they cost at the 'resort/tourist' courses. Plus we always gave a tip - the local Thais rarely did. 

[BigHewer]

48 minutes ago, AussieBob said:

4 of 5 - missed the local Thailand Open.

Some say having compulsory caddies in Thailand is a bad thing. But given it is compulsory, then the wife never has a problem with it when we play there.  However, I am suspecting the reason I get the prettier one is that she knows that I get a bit  'distracted', and she knows can beat me easier  (win/win)

I'm all for the caddie system  Actually, my worst ever round was in Thailand. I wonder why?

[DwizzleyMatthews]

2/5

All guesswork, golf not being my favourite sport.

Any quiz about lying on the sofa watching tv and I surely will get a 5 !!

[Guest1]

4 out of 5.

For still having a sex life, that seems to be ok. Methinks ;-)

[vlad]

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