Golf is certainly a sport requiring physical skills. Mental toughness is important too. But sometimes we don’t realize that golf is also very much a spiritual game, with good players showing a sense of contentment.
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Golf is certainly a sport requiring physical skills. Mental toughness is important too. But sometimes we don’t realize that golf is also very much a spiritual game, with good players showing a sense of contentment.
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Read moreGood golf humor (not an oxymoron) is the best part of the golfing experience. This new section of Gorilla Golf starts the ball rolling with some quips submitted by our friend Jim Thorsell. We welcome your submissions! Just send your stories, quips and wisdom to us at info@gorillagolfblog.com (just clean and funny… and if possible – original!)
A ‘gimme’ can best be defined as an agreement between two golfers… neither of whom can putt very well.
Golf! You hit down to make the ball go up. You swing left and the ball goes right. The lowest score wins. And on top of that, the winner buys the drinks (this doesn’t happen in my club….). …
Read moreDuring a typical round of golf you will use your putter much more than any other club. Obviously, putting well is crucial for good scoring. And putting takes no special strength or athletic ability. Yet we all seem to struggle on the greens. This is particularly the case with “gorilla golfers” who love to whack the ball but have trouble with feel. …
Read moreIn true British fashion, just the name, “The Open”, elucidates the exclusive and singular nature this Championship of Championships engenders. Normally, the Gorilla would be a little wary of the self-importance that “The Open” organizers put on their tournament – after all, golfing has become a worldwide sport since the Society of St Andrews Golfers starting making the rules back in 1754. That said, having played the Old Course last October, one is indeed awestruck and quite reverential about”The Auld Grey Toon”.
The seaside town of St Andrews is …
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