If you played 18 holes on a square golf course, would it still be called a round of golf?

Answer 1

(tee hee)To Putt it in a fair-way I think that would be just called 'Crazy'
All the serious answerers must be golfers
My mate down the pub said golf is for Bankers,I think thats what he said, only there was an all female 'Jam' tribute band playing loudly that night, 'Lemon Jelly' I think their name was. Now 'That's Entertainment'

Answer 2

A round of golf, mean playing all 18 holes regardless of the shape of the course.

Answer 3

I should think so as the word "round" in this case has nothing to do with the shape of the golf course. As seen from the air, most golf courses are rather rectangular or some other odd shape, but seldom round.

Answer 4

Does the shape of the gold course matter?

I think not? It is the process of starting and stopping at the same starting point that gives it's name of a round.

Answer 5

Yes, I'm afraid it would still be a "round". Bit like boxing, where "rounds" take place in a "ring". But it's square!

Answer 6

Oval, I vill haff to say vun more time, it is all par for the course, putt I am getting a vee bit tead off vith these questions, alvays, alvays, silly questions, you could tri a diverent angle, shape up so to say, putt your best club foot forvard, are you so green, little birdie, I sphere you may be, vound and vound in circles ve go, alvays, alvays, silly questions.....oy.......

Answer 7

Yup! Hole 1 and hole 18 are by the clubhouse - so you'll still go around and finish where you started!

Answer 8

If WIT was SH1t...you'd be constipated!!!!!!

Answer 9

lol, yeah...I think it would be

Answer 10

i dont know would it?