Golf continues to be a very popular sport here in America. It is a great sport because it can be played from childhood all the way to elderly ages. I like to play myself. I am, like many others out there, what I would call the “occasional golfer”. There are the 3-4 times a week golfers, the weekend golfers, the occasional golfers, and the once in a blue moon golfers. The only tip I have for the once in a blue moon golfer is to not take it too serious because your score will probably scare small children. Golf is difficult and takes practice to approach respectability. I want to speak to the occasional golfer. You guys may play on family gatherings, or for business purposes, or maybe you just only play a few times a year. There is still hope for you on the course. I am not trying to help you break par. My aim is to try to help you, and me for that matter, avoid complete and utter humiliation on the course. You know what I mean by that. Examples would be, missing the ball completely on a tee shot; failing to drive the women’s tee; losing over a dozen golf balls in one round; having more than one hole with a double-digit score; hitting 3 shots before the other players get to hit their approach; and worst of all, Continue Reading…
