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sounds like a trick question.
someone I know said that it is grammatically incorrect to call a person who plays golf a golfer, golf is a noun. the proper term is golfer, you don't say a tenniser, etc. also, she says you shouldn't say you are golfing today, you are playing golf. frankly, i never heard of this. You do say pianist, cellist, etc. so grammar hounds or people who are good at looking things up , shat is correct? have I been a player these last few years?
someone I know said that it is grammatically incorrect to call a person who plays golf a golfer, golf is a noun. the proper term is golfer, you don't say a tenniser, etc. also, she says you shouldn't say you are golfing today, you are playing golf. frankly, i never heard of this. You do say pianist, cellist, etc. so grammar hounds or people who are good at looking things up , shat is correct? have I been a player these last few years?