Mad at myself for a stupid mistake
I’m not a real good golfer. I have to practice, practice and practice just to be mediocre. I shoot in the 90′s. The few times I get in the 80′s I’m ecstatic. When I hit 100 I’m not.
So, last night I’m standing on the last tee needing a bogey 5 to remain in the 90′s. My drive is decent. It is in the short rough just a couple inches off the fairway. I knew what club to hit next. But, instead of grabbing that club, I took a different club. Not by accident, I knew what I was doing.
As I stood over the ball I knew I had the wrong club in my hands. Yet, I still didn’t put it back in the bag and take the correct club. Needless to say my second shot was miserable. Which eventually lead to my double bogey 6 and a score of 100. I was not a happy person. Woke up this morning still upset at myself.
WHY!!!
Why do we do that at times?
Grab the wrong club in our life and somehow think it will work out anyway.
At least this was only golf.
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June 11th, 2009 at 5:55 am
Hey – if I could trade my bowling score with my golf score, I’d do alright.