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Quiz: Which Irish golfer are you?

Let science be the judge of that.
7.00am, 16 Jul 2015
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How long can you drive a ball?
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400 yards
350 yards
300 yards
250 yards
How do you react to hitting a bad shot?
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The club is flung in the nearest water hazard
Analyse it over the next few holes
You try not to dwell on it but it eats away at you
Laugh it off
Do you visit the gym regularly as part of the 'fine-tuning your game' process?
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Yes
No
Which ball is your preferred choice?
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Nike
Titlist Pro V1
Srixon Z Star XV3
Srixon Z Star XV
What's your party trick?
The 'Happy Gilmore'
GAA crossbar challenge
Keepy uppies
Hitting a ball off a firework
If you could win one Major, which one would it be?
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The Open
PA
The US Open
PA
The Masters
PA
The USPGA
What's the strongest part of your game?
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Driving
Irons
Chipping
Putting
Pick a course...
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Inpho
Royal Portrush
Inpho
Baltray
Inpho
Royal County Down
Inpho
Portmarnock
Faced with a 20 foot putt to win the Masters, do you...
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Lag it up to the hole, take two putts and go into a playoff
Go for it, it's to win the bleedin' Masters!
A putt's a putt and just hit it
Completely misread the putt and knock it 10 foot past to bogey the hole and finish second
Finally, which football team do you support?
PA
Man United
PA
I don't follow football, golf is the priority
Inpho
Offaly
PA
Liverpool
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Pádraig Harrington
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Your best days are most likely behind you but what days they were.
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Rory McIlroy
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You have all the attributes and are currently on top of your game.
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Graeme McDowell
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You've been there and done it and certainly have the ability to do it again but whether that happens is questionable.
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You scored out of !
Shane Lowry
PA
The new kid on the block, you've got all the attributes to go all the way and reach the top.
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    Ian Verdon
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    Oct 13th 2018, 5:19 PM

    That’s a great win considering Connacht rested a decent portion of their first team players. Bordeaux are a fine side. Connacht building some level of strength in depth brilliant stuff!

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    Gary
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    Oct 13th 2018, 5:00 PM

    Well done Connacht.

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    Kieran Campbell
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    Oct 13th 2018, 5:05 PM

    G’wan the Connacht lads.

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    Oct 13th 2018, 5:15 PM

    That’s a great result against a decent team. Godwin’s been a great signing.

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    Prof. William Joyce
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    Oct 13th 2018, 7:41 PM

    Great win well done….

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