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What makes me laugh wouldn't necessarily prompt so much as a titter from another golfer. So you can imagine that judging of the
January Golfmagic caption competition was a tough, subjective call.
It attracted almost
250 entries for our caption for the inverted man on a frame and some, sadly, were about as funny as a front bench spokesman in the House of Lords. Others, however, had me laugh out loud in an empty office.
I was particularly impressed by the submissions from Kevin Vickers ('Malcolm demanded a reduced price on his new recliner as the hunt for the sky remote continued'), James Monet ('Mum, I might be a bit late, I've been stopped at customs') and the ever witty Gil Harding ('Irish free fall parachute training').
However, the prize of a
Galvin Green Ace zip-up top goes to Tim Ellis, an architectural technician from St Neots, who's an eight-handicapper at John O'Gaunt Golf Club in Bedfordshire. He wrote:
