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Swearing in golf (or: taking a cue from David Feherty)
Friday December 30, 2005 | 21:33:33 374 words, 3764 views
I’ve just finished Somewhere in Ireland a Village is Missing an Idiot, by the renowned slav, David Feherty. He puts forth his belief that the well-aimed and well-deserved curse should not be shrunk away from, but rather, embraced. His reflections gave me pause, and I thus swore, errr, promised to write a blog on the nature of swearing in golf. In a nutshell, here it is. Swearing in golf part one: reflexive. Swearing in golf part two: omni-directed Swearing in golf part three: opponent-directed So there it is. The next time your super-heroic golf type dropps the f-bomb, the mighty g-d, or even the ordinary a-h, assess the damage, award style points, and be done with the matter. Comments:
Comment from: Denver Player [Visitor]
I like this one.
We need a standard scoring system, though. The score should be inverse to your golf score. So ideally, when you are having a bad day on the course, you should have a good day on your "swearing" scorecard. That way, at the end of the day, you should have some positives to draw upon, and a feeling of accomplishment. How should "par" be established for such a game? And maybe Shanks can come up with a wager to compliment... Leave a comment: |
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