Caption Competition: Winter Golf Madness

The attached photo proves we are not all southern softies, temperature -2, and us lot,- the Tuesday Seniors Tour were out there, I don't think he'll need the rake, unless he falls backwards through the ice.

via Golfshaker John Payne

After hitting his shot to a foot from the pin, John quipped 'God can walk on water, but can he play golf on water as well as I can?"

"do you think this is classed as casual water?"

" im not in the bunker mr ley, i can move the 1 leaf if i want to!!!! "

Somehow I don't think backward fishing is going to catch on!

A perfect example of casting.

On the coldest day in history John wasnt too upset with where his tee shot had come to land, he was just delighted that he had made it passed the ladies

John didnt know what all the southerners were on about, cold? he'd never seen it so hot up T'North, look even the sand had turned to glass!

My brother and myself played golf around Lingfield on Sunday, well we walked around the ice laden course hitting a few balls.  We couldn't understand why wer were the only guys in shorts when the temperature was a sweltering zero degrees.  My brother even took his jacket off after about 12 holes when the sun came out because he felt 'a bit warm'

Further feedback from John, what bad luck!

it took three phone calls and the promise of a hip flask, and a bacon roll with a bowl of chips after to get them out there. Then, by the time we got in the 19th hole was closed due to lack of customers, as you say madness !!
 

Big thanks to everyone that entered a caption, and thanks again to John for the picture.

The winner for this one is Chris Waterworth with a great caption of 'God can walk on water, but can he play golf on water as well as I can?"

Well done to Chris who will shortly recieve a copy of 'Top 100 Golf Courses of Britain and Ireland'

Fantastic stuff!  Only realised when the book arrived this morning.  A very nice surprise, thanks to everyone at Golf Shake!

Way Hey!

Do I detect that Golfshake currently have a stock pile of 'Top 100 Golf Courses of Britain and Ireland' lying around the offices