Okay: here are my entries. They aren't particularly good, but they work which is fine for me.

Hole 1 - 21 chars 

(split/[^\w_]/,pop)[4]
1234567890123456789001

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Hole 2 - 24 chars 
perl -e'\ 
\ 
\ 
\ 
goto TPC'

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Hole 4 - 31 chars 
map{chr(hex)}unpack("A2"x11,pop)
1234567890123456789012345678901

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Hole 5 - 32 chars 
$x=shift;map{$x=$_ if$_<$x}@_;$x
12345678901234567890123456789012

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Hole 6 - 53 chars (ugh!) 
sort{($a=~/([aeoui])/)[0]cmp($b=~/([aeiou])/)[0]}@_}
1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456890123

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In reply to Re: PGA Golf, Round 1 by mr.nick
in thread PGA Golf, Round 1 by jmcnamara

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