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HEALTH & LIFESTYLE 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 by LES BLAIR 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 , HAZARDS 18 19 20 21 FAIRWAYS & 22 23 LINKS Our Sep/Oct edition 24 25 winner was Ryan Samuels ACROSS 2. (Surname) One of the big top four Japanese golfers 1. (Surname) He plays on the Asian Tour and became along with Isao Aoki, Masashi Ozaki and Akiko the first Bangladeshi ever to qualify for the Olympics (6) Fukushima (7) 4. Brooks Koepka is American and competent (6) 3. Greens that have had little holes punched into 9. To settle a debt in Rome Gary Player must take off 50 (5) them are said to be? (7) 10. Ice salt returns to normal after being stretched (7) 5. Curve a shot to fit the situation (5) 11. Take your PGA exam again after failing it (5) 6. Masculine nickname of Claude Harmon Jr (5) 12. A player’s routine from club selection until 7. Vex (6) beginning the swing (3,4) 8. This East Rand golf club is where Ernie Els learnt to 13. Municipal golf course in Durban, Durban Country play golf (7, 4) Club is its neighbour (7,4) 14. The type of lie when the ball comes to rest in its 18. Clouds threatened to enclose the golf course (7) own pitch mark (7) 21. (Surname) He holds the PGA Tour record for fewest 15. The act of freely returning the clubhead squarely to putts in nine holes (5) the ball at impact (7) 22. A fortune teller might have predicted that Tiger 16. (First name) This golfer incurred 58 penalty shots at would bode well for the game (7) the Senior LPGA Championship (3,3) 23. Seabird and bat excrement make highly effective 17. (First name) Born in Johannesburg he played fertilizer (5) at Oklahoma City University from 2000 - 2004 and 24. He enthusiastically ate his halfway house meal (6) became a U.S. citizen in 2013 (6) 25. Observe the rules of golf and stick to them (6) 19. (Surname) This Venezuelan plays on the PGA Tour DOWN and knows that what happens on tour stays on tour (5) 1. (Surname) First amateur golfer in the 90-year history 20. (First name) The third African American woman to of the PGA of SA to be awarded honorary membership (6) play on the LPGA Tour (5) 8 www.sagolftrader.co.za November | December 2019.

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