Golf ball 2 feet under ground
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Jose The Goon
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It makes the golf phrase; "He's got a buried lie"
a huge understatement ! The ball should have been labeled; "Titleist Deep 6"
a huge understatement ! The ball should have been labeled; "Titleist Deep 6"
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I don’t get it
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I have found golf balls in some of the strangest places, including underground - but never two feet deep!
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It's not that you found the ball 2 ft down. The question is what were digging to be 2 feet down?
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Must have been a titanium ball for a metal detector to find it. (I think I've seen that advertising written on some of them.)
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Maybe that’s not quite 2 feet
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