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Descriptive Essay On Golf

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I thought it was going to be a fun day at the golf course, but it ended up not being so good. So, this is what happened.
As I was leaving Joe’s golf bag my friends wished me luck, but they weren’t able to say it fast enough. And that’s when I saw the first hole right in front of me. I was, so excited I felt like there was nothing that could stop me from having a great day. Joe started to put me on the tee at what I thought was a perfect location. As I was thinking of what might happen today at the golf course, I was also, the fresh grass all around me. And that’s when I heard the bang, and before I knew it I was rushing through the air in excitement knowing this is going to be the best round in my life. As I landed I got so happy realizing that I was going to land right by the hole. Well that 's not what exactly happened instead I landed in a hole, but this one was filled with sand and the one I wanted to land in was at least hundred yards from where I am. This is when I knew it actually wasn’t going to be the best round ever, in fact it might be the worst day ever.
On the next hole I studied the hole carefully hoping that this hole was going to be better. As I was put on the tee, I realized how high I was and knew it was only a hundred-nineteen yard drive. That 's when I knew this was going to be another bad hole. I closed my eyes hoping that the wind would get strong and push me over, so I could try and run away or go back in his golf bag. That 's when I heard another

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