test questions any good or interesting courses and the answers, please.?
for a pub contest.
How is called 3 under par on a hole? Albatross (or double-eagle in the U.S.) How many clubs are allowed to bring? 14 (a law Woosam Ian was the victim of the 2001 Open)
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