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noun B1 Intermediate Uncommon

golfer

GOL-fuh

Golfer (noun) means a person who plays golf. Example: “The course was busy with weekend golfers.”

noun
1
A person who plays golf.
"The course was busy with weekend golfers."

How to use golfer

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishSomeone who plays golf, whether casually or professionally.

Word forms

golfers plural

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The course was busy with weekend _____.

Etymology

"Golf" plus the agent suffix "-er," the same pattern as "runner" or "painter."

linksman golf player

Frequently asked questions

What does “golfer” mean?

The word “golfer” means a person who plays golf. In plain terms, someone who plays golf, whether casually or professionally.

How do you pronounce “golfer”?

“Golfer” is pronounced GOL-fuh (/ˈɡɒlfə(ɹ)/ in IPA).

How do you use “golfer” in a sentence?

Here is “golfer” used in a sentence: “The course was busy with weekend golfers.”

What part of speech is “golfer”?

“Golfer” is a noun.

Is “golfer” a common word?

“Golfer” is an uncommon word in modern English, usually learned at around the B1 level.

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