A dummy mark is when the golfer drops his/her club on the putting green surface causing an indentation which can cause roll deflection for the ball. This was originally identified during the British open by a Scotsman playing an Englishman for the title in the 1936 contest. The Scotsman politely told the English bloke, after flinging his putter after missing his stroke, look you what you have done, made a" dummy mark".
Yes you can my friend had them on his golf mark 4
The cast of Dummy - 2003 includes: Mark Windows as Delivery Man
The mark 2 golf crank sensor is usually on the flywheel.
its not how you mark your ball, its how you mark your titleist.
mark 3
"According to the famous author Mark Twain, golf is a good walk spoiled."
my caddie
What you think matters so you should try dummy.
Mark Russell has written: 'Golf rules plain & simple' -- subject(s): Rules, Golf
the golf gti is volkswagens performance/hot hatch car while the golf tdi is a turbodiesel and is generally slower unless highly modified
firing order on chico 1.3 golf
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