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Army Golf

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Definition: A slang term, often applied as an insult from one golfer to another, that means a player is spraying the ball all over the course in different directions. The term stems from the Army marching cadence: Left-right-left. In other words, a golfer hits one shot to the left, the next to the right, and very few of them straight.
Examples:
The Golf Guide hits a ball left and then the next one right - he's playing Army golf.

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