Golf pick up lines.
A little more
game.

I was going to ask about your swing, but I’d rather ask your name.

I’ve got time for one more hole and a conversation with you.

Want to be my favorite part of this round?

We don’t have to keep score. I’m already enjoying the company.

My short game needs work. My coffee invitation is ready.

Is the next tee taken, or can I join you?

You look like someone who makes a slow round worth it.

Would you like a playing partner or a coffee partner? I’m available for both.

I came here for fresh air. Meeting you is a pretty good bonus.

I can offer a questionable swing and excellent snack sharing.

Want to walk the next fairway together?

My best decision today might be saying hello.

I saved my best shot for asking your name.

I’d happily trade a better score for another round with you.

Are you the turn? Because I’d like to stop and get to know you.

You’re making it very difficult to concentrate on this extremely average putt.

My ball keeps wandering. My attention is staying right here.

Would a coffee after the ninth be too forward, or just a good approach?

I don’t know my final score, but I know who I’d like to see again.

There are eighteen holes here and exactly one person I want to impress.

I usually overthink my approach. This time I’m just going to ask you out.

You’ve made this the kind of round I’d like to repeat.

Can I put our next round on the calendar?

I’m trying to find the right line. How about: coffee with me?

Are you a scorecard? Because I keep looking at you and smiling.

I’d make a golf pun, but I’m trying to make a good first approach.

Are we a scramble team? Because I think we’d make a great combination.

My golf GPS says the best company is standing right here.

Are you the nineteenth hole? Because I was hoping my day would end with you.

I’m not great at reading greens. Is this a good time to ask for your number?

I brought extra tees. Apparently I was preparing for a meet-cute.

Is your name Birdie? Because seeing you has improved my day.

You’ve officially made my heart forget the pace of play.

If we were a score, I’d put a heart around this round.

I’d say you’re a hole in one, but I’d rather say hello properly.

My score needs a mulligan. This introduction only needs a smile.

One round of mini golf, one coffee, and no pretending I’m good at the windmill hole?

Should we settle who picks dinner on the putting green?

I challenge you to mini golf. The real prize is spending an hour together.

I’ll take the blue ball if you take a chance on a first date.

We can blame the windmill if this gets awkward.

You bring the putting skills. I’ll bring the post-game ice cream plan.

New date idea: tiny golf clubs, ambitious scorekeeping, and us.

Would you rather win at mini golf or let me buy you a coffee? Both is an option.

I found a course with eighteen excuses to talk to you. Free this weekend?

I can’t promise a good score. I can promise I’ll remember your coffee order.

The windmill has openings at seven. So do I.

Shall we make our next conversation a walking one, with putters?