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Personal Narrative: My Love Of Golf

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I love playing golf, golf has been a part of my life since before I can even remember. It all started when my mother became a realtor and my father became my babysitter. After my father would get off from work and come pick me up from preschool, I always knew our clubs were in the trunk of his car and we were headed for the driving range. Of course my young age at the time also came with a lot of impatience, so our practice sessions roughly lasted for an hour. As I got older my love for the sport consistently increased, I started to appreciate and respect the serenity that comes along with each course. Golf is so much more than just a game to me, it’s a way for me to separate myself from whatever may be going on at the moment and be able to

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