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A ___ is the person who carries a player's bag and clubs, and gives insightful advice and moral support, almost like a coach.
What is a caddie
My song Johnny B. Goode earned me a spot in the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame
Who is Chuck Berry
Cooking tool that is used to make soup, sauces or boil vegetables
What is a saucepan
What is a "sea bird?"
What is a pelican or seagull
What is the capital of Quebec?
What is Quebec City.
This player holds the record for the most professional wins.
Who is Sam Snead.
Along with my group, I was the 1st artist to sell a million copies of a record- including "Shake Rattle and Roll"
Who is Bill Haley & the Comets
Used to whip cream, beat eggs etc.
What is a hand mixer
What is the largest mammal that lives in the Jungle?
What is the African Bush Elephant
What is Canada's national animal?
What is the Beaver.
This writing utensil is typically used to "mark your ball" when playing a round of golf.
What is a sharpie.
My Brother and I had the most hit songs on the top 100 of the 50's
The Everly Brothers
used with knives to protect counter and knife while cutting
What is a cutting board
What is a baby Kangaroo called?
What is a joey.
This tour is well known but is NOT run by the PGA TOUR
What is European TOUR.
My signature style included thick black rim glasses... I was a rock n roll pioneer with songs like "Peggy Sue".
Who is Buddy Holly
used to drain liquid from pasta, or vegetables
what is a colander or strainer
What does the bat use to navigate and locate its prey?
What is Echolocation.
How many points are on the Canadian maple leaf?
what is 11.
The USGA has ruled that a professional golfer can only have ____ clubs in their bag at once.
Elvis got the credit but I wrote the hit song "Blue Suede Shoes"
Who is Carl Perkins.
Large round vessel that is almost dome shaped when turned upside down. Used for oriental cooking
What is a Wok
How many feathers are in a peacock's tail?
What is approximately 200.
What is the name of Canada's largest island?
What is Baffin Island, Nunavut. (507,451 km2, roughly the size of California)