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Golf lesson or root canal?

Thursday April 28, 2005 | 08:53:26 166 words, 1982 views
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Well, I did have a root canal scheduled for next week. I guess I can cancel that and go with the more painful option: a golf lesson.

Now that my boss has ordered me to take a golf lesson, I’ll be trying out the world of Zen mumbo jumbo and nifty props. (Can’t wait till I get handed a porcupine in one those swing something besides the actual golf club to learn how to swing the golf club properly drills.)

I go into it with an open mind (or at least not a completely closed one) and a putrid swing.

And you can all read out what happens. Do I become a convert? Or do I get so screwed up, I lose any semblance of swing and consider consulting a chiropractor?

It’s not exactly the drama of a lifetime, but come along anyways. After all, it surely beats watching the Champions Tour.

Maybe, I’ll learn something. If not, well there’s always that root canal to reschedule.


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Comment from: Jay [Visitor] · http://jayflemma.travelgolf.com
Why don't we just call it "Donkey Mountain" from now on?
Permalink 2005-04-28 @ 11:32

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