A 'scratch golfer' is the name given to a golfer whose handicap is zero.
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∙ 10y agoIt called Scratch and Sniff Jonas!
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A "trumpet player" can be called a trumpeter. :)
Pavan Sagoo is a young golfer who plays for the England Under 18 Boys Team. He has won numerous accolades and is a very talented golfer. Pavan is a member of Ealing Golf Club. He is supported ably by his father who is also a keen golfer.
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A golf "pro" A scratch player
A player with a handicap of zero (or better.)
Me (Daniel List and a boy called andy zhang (We were 9)
The womans tee is very visible from any other tee so I would say just about on "par" with everyone else. Of course, its all relative.
This is an English expression which means to achieve the required standard There are several proposed origins of this idiom. There is the inspection mark that a master would scratch or stamp into a workpiece meanng, if the piece was of sufficient quality, it had come up to scratch. However, predating that explanation is the golfing handicap term. A player who has no handicap is a scratch golfer. A player of lesser quality, who uses the handicap system to be under par if you will, has (does) not come up to scratch.
A golfer's assistant is called a caddy. A caddy is paid by golfer. Most professional golfers have caddies.
The noun golfer is a singular common noun, a word for a player of golf.
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