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Pooching

JJJJNR · 2009-05-28 09:11:57

Ok anyone got some good stories about their pooching habits. I remember going to the early stages of the irish open one year and went into a gorse bush on the course (wont name) and found so many golf balls I couldnt hold onto them. Had to make a few trips back and fourth to the auld lads car...classic we had enough for…

28-05-2009 9:11am

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Ok anyone got some good stories about their pooching habits. I remember going to the early stages of the irish open one year and went into a gorse bush on the course (wont name) and found so many golf balls I couldnt hold onto them. Had to make a few trips back and fourth to the auld lads car...classic we had enough for over a year.

its one of my favourite things to do when out playing on my own..apart from playing!

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#2 28-05-2009 9:31am

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Heard Stan Collymore is into that too..

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#3 28-05-2009 9:45am

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not sure if this is innocent or not, but pooching is a term I've heard before and never in relation to searching for lost golf balls.

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