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Gringo Spanish golf for golfers

Author: Bernal Castillo

If you come to Acapulco to play golf and are always paired with a player of golf and tourism in Mexico, in May you need a little history golfers Spanish and Mexicans. Here are some quick assistance.

First, Lorena Ochoa of Mexico is noted most of the golfers. In 2009, the number one ranking in women's golf in the world and a leader of the LPGA Tour. Lorena was born in Guadalajara, Jalisco, in 1981. Many believe that Lee Trevino (sometimes called "Supermex" by its fans) is Mexico, but it is true that in the property. He was born in Dallas and lives in California permanently. Never lived in Mexico. I do not think Chi Chi Rodriguez Severiano Ballesteros and Sergio García Mexicans, because they have Hispanic surnames. Chi Chi is in Puerto Rico and the latter two of Spain.

Secondly, There is good news for English speakers to play golf in Mexico: In golf was invented in Scotland, almost all of the terminology of golf is in English or (archaically) in Scottish Gaelic. (For example, "Niblick" Scots derives from the "boom" of the nose). Words such as "bird" and "thief" from the jargon used in the United States and England. Therefore, his golf Mexico probably use the same terminology to do – most of the time. There are some exceptions, of course, and you should be prepared for changes in the way words are pronounced. For example, green is more likely to be pronounced like "gringos" and rhymes with "swing".

The club (a) is a "Golf Club." The club (club) is a "stick" or "golf club." Woods called wood and irons Irons are called (no "h" and trill the "rr"). Area (sand, loft or release) is a "spoon", which literally means a small spoon. The putter is a "team." In Spanish the word has a funny, ironic and sometimes like a bad word for prostitute. All of these elements in their golf bag or 'bag of golf. "

You can have a caddy to help in the field. It's called a "caddy" or sometimes by the more generic term, "assistant" or helper. To be riding around training. This is a "Shopping Cart" "Carrillo" or "golf cart".

The golf ball is a "ball", although occasionally is referred to ironically as "ball" or small ball, especially when you move in the wrong direction. ( "Ball" normally reserved for the balloons and the "ball" hard spheres, but there is a strict rule).

The course – which is called a "process" or "links" – is a "journey" which means something like a "round". You've probably heard the "field" or "Field", which is used more informally.

The terms "disability" (a hole or a player) and "zero" (ie zero handicap player) are the same as in English, but you hear May "blows awarded or not awarded blows" respectively. These are the definitions of the terms fixed.

The hole is a "hole" (meaning "hole" in Mexico in Spanish). Once you leave the "exit" or "T", you are, hopefully, in the channel, or "street." This is the same word "street" in Spanish. If you missed the street, you're probably in the "kill" or "scrub" – Rough – if not in the "Forest" or wood! Its aim is, of course, "green" (the same in Spanish, English). Try to avoid the bunkers, which are called "bunker" in Spanish, but they are often simply called "scene" – the sand. Any another risk – water or man-made obstacle – is a "Hazar" or "obstacle.

Stroke is a "coup." A unit is a "blow over." Generally, it was the "exit" — the tee. (The ball support – and not the starting point of a hole – called a "tee" on the courses in Mexico.) Hooks (effect on the left) and slices (the right) are generally called by his English, or perhaps by the printed names, such as United States.

The second injection of the canal, is a "shock approach," but often called "focus." A "pitch" (short and high) is the same as in English (often pronounced "fishing"), but note that in some Spanish-speaking countries (excluding Mexico) the word is very close to a blunt end, and thus generate some laughter in May. A "smart" (usually pronounced "less") is the same word in English, the verb to beat chip is a chip. kicking "is used to establish, which is often written" store "but pronounced like" Pahtas. "shooting the hole" is a formal expression, and long and can cover up under the sheets.

Top Spin is a version of "Top Spin" or "anticipate" or "impact forward." Back next turn the same agreement. In Spanish, it might be called "reverse" or "reverse effect.

For "up" a ball – it hit the top in order to increase or decrease – is "encounter." The swing is swinging.

The types of golf competitions are about the same as in English, too, although some players use versions in Spanish, including: A "big" tournament is sometimes called a "Grand Prix". A "master" of the tournament for professionals only. "Medal Play is a competition where the lowest score wins set. "Match Play" is a tournament where the player wins the most holes in the first place. An "open" can be called an "open tournament" or "free tournament."

Good luck – "Good Luck "- all about golf vacations in Acapulco.

About the author:

Bernal Castillo writes for RealAcapulco.com, the most complete and reliable source of information on Acapulco, in English and Spanish. To get there, go to Golf Acapulco and go to the contact page.

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