Usar "golf club" en una oración

1. But Tipene decided that he would be more trusting in this game when he saw what was offered as first prize; a set of brand-new golf clubs

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2. But he did not; so instead he silently gritted his teeth as the Man went up to the prize box, past the brand-new set of golf clubs, and grabbed a tatty-looking old teddy-bear

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3. Normally he would not have been so careless; he knew his mother Moana would want to have a word or two with him about his messy room, having very strict views on tidiness, but Tipene was so sad that he had missed his chance to win a set of new golf clubs for Tane that he paid no attention to the teddy-bear whatsoever

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4. Member of the Arts Club, the Golf Club, and maybe next year a County Councillor

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5. This has a negative affect on the balls once they hit the ground and damages the player’s golf clubs

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6. selling golf club memberships

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7. A PT Sergeant drove us to a golf club and fetched us five hours later… if the good sergeant remembered

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8. Not every cadet possessed golf clubs, but many could get hold of bicycles from their younger brothers or sisters, so hundreds decided on cycling as their sport

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9. Still it was close enough to winter and cold so I could not quite understand why they did not come along with us to the golf club house where everyone was our friend

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10. The very next morning after Harry and Bob, have disposed of "The Gas Men", they pay Vince a visit at his Golf Club

11. He starts to get his golf clubs out

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12. Noticing Harry and Bob approaching he takes out a golf club for defence

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13. Swinging golf clubs loosening up

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14. Sunfield Nihonmatsu Golf Club, located about forty-five kilometers west of the plant, the

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15. golf club argued that TEPCO was liable for the cost of decontaminating the property

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16. man taking my golf clubs out to his car

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17. While living at Westfall Avenue, our landlady, Joyce Clay, was brutally murdered with a golf club

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18. I had an old Datsun B210, four-door sedan whose back seat folded down, as if I could have had golf clubs

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19. selling golf clubs to someone who's interested in fishing equipment, this is just the

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20. This was a golf club? Are you joking? It's a bloody castle!

21. legs, while Walt stepped in and swung his staff like a golf club

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22. phrases used ‘golf clubs’, ‘discount golf clubs’, ‘ping golf clubs’ within the

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23. to describe the golf clubs that they use

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24. Irons golf clubs are called as such, due to the material used in making them

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25. For example, if you sell golf clubs, your website should contain written copy that contains phrases like “buying golf clubs” and “good deals on golf equipment”

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26. “I think we should get in touch with this attorney for Versailles Golf Club to see if he knows what the developer’s intentions are with respect to the land

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27. Though he was only thirty years old, Graisco lived in a very well-appointed condominium overlooking the third hole green at the Versailles Golf Club, one of the most expensive developments in the city given its exclusive nature and the restrictions allowing only twenty-five units to have been built on the property

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28. Wickland found it quite interesting that the Versailles Golf Club seemed to be a favorite of the callers for business luncheons and golf outings, during which business would ultimately be discussed

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29. Having learned this new bit of information, Wickland formulated a theory regarding the Versailles Golf Club, Spalding’s involvement, and the mysterious stranger, Mr

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30. “How about Max’s involvement with the Versailles Golf Club?”

31. “How does it look for a member of the Convention Center Committee to have been involved in the Versailles Golf Club deal? We may just want to leave that aspect of it alone

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32. There was a slight pause before Cartwright continued, “Lieutenant, I’m sure you’re aware that Max had been involved in some land deal with the Versailles Golf Club

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33. “Yes,” Wickland continued, “we understand that you were the attorney for the land deal adjacent to the Versailles Golf Club and that Max Spalding was involved in that deal

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34. “As I said, Max was involved as the straw man, in essence, for the land deal adjacent to the Versailles Golf Club

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35. “Just like the Versailles Golf Club,” Wickland suggested, hoping to elicit a response

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36. I know that my involvement in the land deal bordering the Versailles Golf Club and the convention center property will probably cause a great deal of controversy

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37. “We’ve got to find out who’s behind that land deal and the Versailles Golf Club

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38. The Wii's major strength was its appeal to audiences beyond the base of "hardcore gamers", with its novel motion-sensing, pointer-based controller design allowing players to use the Wii Remote as if it were a golf club, tennis racket, baseball, sword, or steering wheel

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39. After a couple of cups of regular Kona coffee at home, he was alert, fresh, and prepared for a busy day ahead, confident they were about to have a break in the Spalding case that could unlock all the mysteries surrounding the unassuming city worker, his ties to a known international arms dealer, and the Versailles Golf Club

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40. “The Versailles Golf Club is owned by an offshore corporation in the British Virgin Islands called Versailles Investments Limited

41. “And they own the Versailles Golf Club?” Wickland concluded

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42. It was four in the morning when he pulled through the electronic gates accessing his condominium development overlooking the fifteenth green and sixteenth tee box both bordering a small retention pond of the Versailles Golf Club

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43. “It was a map of the water treatment plan, which is conveniently located right next to the Versailles Golf Club

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44. 'Shut up, dimwit!' Grobut interrupted, 'You had a wallet full of fake credentials, a golf club membership card which was several years old, and a photo of you and the Mrs

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45. of the Chevy Chase golf club

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46. Rand Park Golf Club in the suburb of

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47. prototype of a golf club out of the material similar to that used in the successful G-5

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48. I grabbed every bit of courage I could, picked up a golf club, and slowly opened the door

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49. Shore Golf Club, he drove west towards route 167

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50. Imagine the ball going over the hole as you hit the ball with the golf club

51. But from those golf clubs, his hands could not be stayed

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52. (But golf clubs danced in his head)

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53. Is the game of golf really so hard that we need all of these gadgets and tons of gear? (Like a golf club…

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54. Or whack him with a golf club

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55. starting at the main road near the golf club

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56. ‘He’s turning into the golf club,’ Roger shouted, his words

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57. Robbie bought a set of golf clubs and started on his lessons

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58. Kevin is a former golf club manager and loves to golf

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59. He has combined his training business with opportunities to work with large golf clubs and spends much of the year speaking, training and coaching in the places he most wants to golf

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60. I have chosen four of what I feel are the most common trouble shots you may encounter at The Bridges Golf Club

61. Irons have several characteristics to consider when you're choosing golf clubs

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62. Another factor to think about when choosing golf clubs is what the head is made of - cast iron, stainless steel, or titanium

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63. Swinging a golf club is a repetitive, explosive movement performed by the body

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64. The golf swing plane is the direction that your golf club travels during your swing

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65. From our work with different golfing web sites we have seen sales for golf clubs dramatically increase in the past two years but do people really know what they are buying? I think the answer to this is yes if you have been playing for a few years and no if you are a total beginner

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66. All the person needs to play is a golf club and a ball

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67. That’s why golf clubs appear like the majestic millionaire’s cane that has been elegantly crafted for the chic sport

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68. Next to the crowns of kings and queens, golf clubs are said to be one of the most elegant and valuable pieces the sports world has ever known

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69. Generally, golfers carry several types of golf clubs in a game

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70. Golf clubs are categorized into four key types: irons, woods, putters, and the hybrid woods

71. Most exclusive golf clubs have other facilities that other members of the family can also enjoy

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72. Afterwards we went into the small museum at the back, which had displays of the special white bow ties Jinnah used to order from Paris, his three-piece suits tailored in London, his golf clubs and a special travelling box with drawers for twelve pairs of shoes including his favourite two-tone brogues

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73. Then a set of broken golf clubs

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74. [>] Belmont House: The estate is now a golf club

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75. Justin raising the golf club, holding it with two hands

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76. “He has my gun,” Justin says, still clutching the golf club with two hands, like a weapon

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77. Justin drops the golf club

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78. They moved into the stately Princeton Inn, perched majestically on the edge of the Springdale Golf Club’s manicured fairways, a building that made even the president’s home at Hyde Park look a bit cramped and shabby

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79. I do, of course, but I can’t tell him that, so I tell him about that time with the golf club, when I attacked Tom after we’d had a fight

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80. I chased him up the stairs with a golf club in my hand and tried to take his head off

81. And the thing with the golf club, that hole in the plaster, grey and blank like a blinded eye trained on me every time I passed it, and I couldn’t reconcile the violence that he talked about with the fear that I remembered

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82. It was after tea on a summer evening, and the conversation, which had roamed in a desultory, spasmodic fashion from golf clubs to the causes of the change in the obliquity of the ecliptic, came round at last to the question of atavism and hereditary aptitudes

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83. He picked up work and spent the money on stupid things: golf clubs because he pictured himself golfing someday, a stereo system he’d never hook up

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84. “These the golf clubs you don’t play with?” Gilpin said, jostling the glinting irons

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85. He was holding a golf club

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86. You can watch someone swing a golf club all day long, but that is not going to make you a scratch golfer

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87. “So he can’t carry golf clubs anymore because of his ideals?”

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88. While she stood with the others who waited, the strangers of the Golf Club joined the crowd

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89. “You have only been here a week, and except for ridiculously caddying a couple of times for John at the Golf Club, you have not been out of the house

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