Golf.

[Abdulmajid]

I like watching and playing most sports. I enjoy competition and general fitness, I appreciate skill and endurance and am a true patriot when England or Team GB is playing or being represented at home or abroad.

I also love the fresh air and the countryside.

But why oh why is Golf so bloody dull!!!!

What a load of weey pants watching slightly overweight middle aged men in ridiculous pastille coloured jumpers wearing only one glove trying to get a piddly little ball in a piddly little hole 3 miles away.

I have decided to add golf, golfers and Pringle jumpers to my ever growing Room 101 tea chest.

Am I alone?

[SA80]

Golf,

A good walk ruined as Mark Twain said.

Couldn't agree more

[Drisgirl]

Ah -couldnt have put it better myself !!!

[jen78]

I have to admit I've never seen the attraction but then I've never really tried it.

Many of the men in my profession play but when we asked him to take us my former boss used to say totty should not be allowed on the golf course.

I've always quite fancied going to a golfing range and whacking balls into space though, seems like it'd be a good de-stresser :)

[SA80]

jen78 that's because GOLF is a mnemonic for:
Gentlemen
Only
Ladies
Forbidden

[flump2]

lol SA you small handed little freik show. y not threaten to fly over here and kill me?

[cazzz1975]

non players of golf always have the same stereotypical opinion.

[joggerjayne]

I don't generally watch golf on the telly, but I enjoy the Ryder Cup.

I like the team aspect of it.

Tomorrow will be fab, cos the American crowd will all be p*ssed up Kentucky rednecks, so the atmosphere will be a real hothouse.