"four in company," early 14c., from four + -some (2). Specific golf sense is from 1858.
the foursome teed off before 9 a.m.
fourfold
four-footed
Fourierism
four-poster
fourscore
foursome
four-square
fourteen
fourteenth
fourth
fourth estate
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