23 Problems Every Golfer Will Understand
Jack Nicklaus once said "the game of golf is 90% mental and 10% physical." What he meant to say was "the game of golf is 90% mental and 10% mental."
1. You’ll hit a 30-yard wide fairway 20% of the time. You’ll hit a 3-inch wide branch 80% of the time.
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2. When the group in front of you gets held up.
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3. Trying to find your ball, and finding this marker instead:
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4. Always getting this close to a hole-in-one.
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5. Deep, deep sand traps.
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6. Trying to putt on aerated greens...
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7. Dozens of separate thoughts going through your mind during your swing.
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8. Missing a put by a fraction of an inch, then watching your ball roll into the bunker.
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9. You’ll only manage to hole a 30-foot putt when it’s for a 10.
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10. When you sink a birdie, and immediately follow it up with two bogeys.
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11. You’ll make 90% of your gimme shots. You’ll make 100% of the scoops you do after you miss your gimme shots.
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12. You always have a great game right when a storm is rolling in.
13. Trying to remember if you shot a 6 or a 7, then being told you shot a 9.
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14. Whenever you make par:
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15. Your trophy shelf is filled with these:
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16. You’ve heard a lot of golf tips, but this one is the only one that always works.
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(Set your club in the flag so you don’t accidentally leave it behind.)
17. Of all the rules in golf, this is the hardest one to follow.
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18. Making that hard decision to play it as it lies.
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19. Not realizing you were about to hit a mushroom until after you’ve set up your shot and addressed the ball.
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20. Losing so many balls that this seems like a better solution:
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21. Your first tee shot of the day. Every day.
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22. Emptying your pockets at the end of the day.
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