Golf can be a tremendously difficult sport for anyone.
If you play poorly one day, can't make anything, the ball goes right every time, you name it, you want to pack up your clubs and go home. The game gets discouraging and you would rather beat yourself into a coma with your putter than play it ever again.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have the No. 1 reason why you should come back.
The best player in the world, and maybe the history of civilization, Tiger Woods, just hit a ball on the roof of a clubhouse. Actually there are conflicting reports as to whether or not it stayed on the roof or if some short-order cook walked out and picked it up after the ball went over the roof.
Either way, he made bogey and you all can take solace in the fact that the greatest did something most of you probably have never done.
If you play poorly one day, can't make anything, the ball goes right every time, you name it, you want to pack up your clubs and go home. The game gets discouraging and you would rather beat yourself into a coma with your putter than play it ever again.
Ladies and gentlemen, I have the No. 1 reason why you should come back.
The best player in the world, and maybe the history of civilization, Tiger Woods, just hit a ball on the roof of a clubhouse. Actually there are conflicting reports as to whether or not it stayed on the roof or if some short-order cook walked out and picked it up after the ball went over the roof.
Either way, he made bogey and you all can take solace in the fact that the greatest did something most of you probably have never done.
posted by Jim Brighters | 2:25 PM
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What do you think about the incident when Tiger Woods hit the ball into the roof of a clubhouse? How might this impact the perception of professional golfers and the atmosphere in the world of golf in general?
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