golfing造句

Go play in the golfing version of the Special Olympics.

On their days off, the stereotypical Japanese father goes golfing or loafs around the house.

For example, Tiger Woods started golfing when he was only ten months old.

"The golfing public would like to see Tiger Woods do a press conference, " Harmon said.

At year end, the male members of Natalia's team went golfing for their analyst going-away event.

Restrict his golfing dates and tell him who he can hang out with and who he can't?

The village, home of the famous Pinehurst Resort, is a golfing mecca located in the Sandhills of North Carolina.

She may favour pink skirt-suits over golfing trousers, but in her reluctance to say anything that might conceivably hurt her spouse she is unmistakably a (Denis) Thatcherite.

He never upstaged his wife and though intelligent and rich, he was content to be viewed as a golfing, gin-swilling duffer.

After witnessing his win at the Masters in 1939, golfing legend Bobby Jones described Guldahl's playing as the finest he had ever seen.

"Fred showed up and sat at his desk like a real trooper" is a sure sign that Fred enjoys taking every Wednesday off to go golfing with the boys.

Whistler is an hour and a half from downtown, and while winter there is all about skiing, in summer, you have access to great mountain biking, fishing and golfing.

She'd just been told that the rest of her group males) were golfing for their analyst going-away event and that instead, she could go to a spa and splurge on an expensive dinner.