Definitions by molby

sally gunnell 

golfing slang - a shot that is hit thin, i.e. the club hits the middle of the ball and not the bottom, making it go low to the ground but travels (or runs) a long way down the fairway. Sally Gunnell was a 400m hurdles runner for Great Britain in the 80's/90's and won gold at the 1992 Barcelona Olympics.

Sally Gunnell - ugly but a hell of a good runner

"bad tee shot mate, bit of a Sally Gunnell that one, you got away with it!"

sally gunnell by molby August 14, 2006

kate winslett 

Golfing slang - a shot that is hit heavy (i.e. hitting the ground just before the ball) but the result of the shot is ok. First heard uttered by the immortal Peter Alliss on BBC Golf coverage.

Kate Winslett - A bit fat, but alright.

kate winslett by molby August 14, 2006

Arthur Scargill 

golfing slang - a shot that is hit well but ends up in a very poor lie. Arthur Scargill was head of the National Union of Miners in the 1980's who lead a succession of strikes against Margaret Thatcher's handling of pit closures across the UK. It was a bitter struggle that the government eventually won.

Arthur Scargill - a great strike but a poor result.

"unlucky you ended up in that bush mate, that was a bit of an Arthur Scargill"

Arthur Scargill by molby August 14, 2006

titlicker 

golfing slang - a shot to the side of the fairway that gives you the best angle to hit your next shot at the pin

titlicker - opens up the hole nicely

"Nice shot mate, that was a real titlicker"

titlicker by molby August 13, 2006

mandy dingle 

golfing slang - a shot where you hit the ground before the ball so the ball doesnt go very far and ends up in a spot that will not be good for your next shot

mandy dingle - fat and ugly

"what a crap shot mate, that was a real mandy dingle"

mandy dingle by molby August 13, 2006