Golf Cheating

How to Become a Golf Cheat

You will not only cheat on golf green. People cheat in golf all the time. Is this a good idea? No, but sometimes, and if you cheat in golf, you might as well do it right. Conversely, knowing how to be a golf cheat will give you an insider edge on how to spot a cheating opponent. If you are unsure of the outcome of the game at the end of the day, this is how they may have cheated on you.

1. Yes, the pencil is the best club in the bag if used creatively. But do not just mark your score card at random points better than you actually scored. Your opponent will most likely notice. The trick here is to wait until he or she is seriously distracted. A bad experience on a long par-5, for example, is a right time. While your opponent is watching in dismay and confusion at the hole and wonder why it took so long for the ball fall into it, you your best chance to score the scorecard creatively. Take it and defend it by confusing the more they question.

2. One of the best trick to score points is not to write the reality of shooting at the time. There is good reason for that. If someone notice it when you mark a bit better than the actual shooting. For example, in a four-year mark when you actually had five. Most time no one will notice, especially since it will be holes, there are several. Do not overdo it. If you score four when he was actually an eight, they will notice. To be a successful golf cheat, you must be subtle and cunning, and know the right moment to pounce.

3. Being in the rough is not the best position to be in. If this happens and you can see it bad a lie, everything you need to do is hit the ball calmly in a better position. Wait! Do not do it openly. Wait until one of your group is to take a photo. Start with a few kicks debris and twigs or other near front the ball. Then when the person is in mid swing, subtly send the ball in a better position. Do not overdo it and kick too far though. Just move shorthand for a better position. All eyes will be on the ball the other person who comes to the swing, not on you. See more on this subject line The Golf Nut Program

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