A blog about the tips related to golfing and having fun with Dinosaurs.
Dinosaurs are creatures that once roamed the earth and they appeared in the Triassic period. I am sure you all have seen them in movies like Jurassic World, Jurassic Park, etc. But how much do you know about these creatures? Do you know how they were able to hit a golf ball hundreds of yards on an average?
In this blog, I want to share some useful tips related to golfing and having fun with dinosaurs. You will get some quirky facts about dinosaurs that you may not find anywhere else on the internet! So let’s get started…
1) If you want to play golf dinosaur style then make sure there is enough space for your swing because dinosaurs were huge creatures; 2) Keep your head down and follow through with a full swing just like when playing any other sport; 3) The best way to be successful at hitting long drives is by aiming for the pin instead of trying to hit it as far away from you possible (which might result in missing altogether); 4) Make sure your back foot is planted firmly on top of one foot before making contact with your clubhead for maximum power transfer;
4) Make sure your back foot is planted firmly
Never hit a golf ball with your face.
The dinosaurs are long gone, and the best way to feel out what it was like to be one is to play golf using their style and methods. Golf has been played for years, but no one has ever played it with such a fun twist as golfing dinosaur style.
Golf is the perfect game for a dinosaur; you only need one club, the ball is roughly the size of an egg, and it’s all about hitting things that are far away from you. And if you’re not having fun playing golf dinosaur style, then you just aren’t doing it right.
Follow these simple tips to take your golf game to an entirely new level of fun:
1. Don’t wear shoes, not only are they uncomfortable but they also get in the way of running fast. Also, you won’t have to worry about laces getting tied together since you won’t have any!
2. Growl at everything on the course so that people know you mean business.
3. Always stay hydrated; make sure to drink lots of water before and after each hole! Don’t use those silly
Hi, I’m a dinosaur. Yes, you read that right, I am a dinosaur and I love playing golf.
I used to be a real sports fanatic, playing everything from basketball to soccer. But I got tired of those games after a while and started looking for something new. Then one day my friend showed me the game of golf and I was hooked.
I have been playing ever since. The first few times weren’t very fun because I was terrible at the game and lost all the time. But with practice, I have improved my swing and made it more consistent so that now I can beat some of my friends on occasion.
I am going to start this blog with all different tips on how to play golf like me: A dinosaur! If you want to join in on the fun then just contact me through this website or come by one of our meetings where we talk about anything related to dinosaurs and golfing.
If you want to play a game of golf with a dinosaur, you may find this slightly difficult. As a general rule, dinosaurs are extinct and would therefore be unable to play with you. You may be asking yourself, “But how can I get around this little inconvenience?” The answer is quite simple: cloned dinosaurs.
The Jurassic Park series of movies has shown us that we have the technology to create living clones of dinosaurs. And by following these handy tips, you will find that playing golf with a dinosaur can be both challenging and fun for people of all ages.
The first thing you will need to do is acquire some dinosaur eggs. However, do not worry about where to find these, as they are available at most grocery stores in the produce section. Also, there are very few grocery stores that do not have some sort of dinosaur egg program going on behind the scenes as well (for example: in front of cash registers).
Next, you will need to determine which kind of dinosaur egg you want to work with. There are many species of dinosaurs out there and depending on your skill level and what kind of equipment you have available, it could take years before you are able to create an actual playable miniature golf course with dinosaurs.
Playing golf with dinosaurs is not as hard as you think. It can be done with a little preparation. I have been doing it for years and it is really not hard. This guide has all the tips you will need to get started playing golf with dinosaurs.
First, you need to find a course that is dinosaur friendly. There are many courses out there these days that are not dinosaur friendly and they are becoming more popular every year. The best way to find out if a particular course is dinosaur friendly or not is to call the course and ask if they have any dinosaurs on the course or if they allow them in the clubhouse. If they do allow them, then you should be fine but if you want to make sure then check out their website or give them a call and make sure that they have no restrictions on dinosaurs at their course.
1. Use the Tyrannosaurus Rex to drive your ball.
2. When you’re on the green, use a Pterodactyl to hit the ball into the hole with its wings.
3. Only use Velociraptors to caddy for you, they have a keen eye and can subdue other beasts that may attack while you’re golfing.
4. Use a Triceratops’s horns as tees, they are sturdy enough to hold up your ball without breaking and are reusable.
5. If you’re in a sand trap, use a Stegosaurus’s back as a bridge to get out of the trap; just don’t step on any plates or spikes!
6. If you have trouble getting off of your tee, use a Brachiosaurus to help get some height and distance from your tee shot, just be sure to plant it in front of where you’re standing so it doesn’t fall over on you!
7. T-Rexes make for great caddies but watch out for their low center of gravity, if they bend over too far forward they may topple over!
8. Use Apatosauruses for raking the sand traps after hitting out
So here’s the thing. You’ve been playing golf dino style, and you’re getting pretty good at it. You are standing on the tee of your favorite par 4, and you have a nice little draw that has you in position for an easy second shot into the green.
But wait—there’s a problem! In front of you is some thick rough, and your ball is sitting down in it. So what do you do? Do you hit the ball as it lies, or do you take a penalty stroke and play the ball out of bounds?
In this article, we’ll discuss this tough situation, so that you can make the call with confidence when faced with a similar situation on your next round!