We approached number seven-tee box, and we saw the fairway was cleared. We started our seventh hole. My dad hit a straight shot, and it traveled a long distance. We drove toward the women’s tee, so my mom could hit her ball. She hit a straight ball, and it traveled a long distance, too. We approached the green, and my parents putted their balls in the hole twice. Therefore, my mom got a five, and my dad got a four for the seventh hole. We approached number eight tee box, and we saw the fairway clear. We started playing our eighth hole. My dad hit another straight shot, and it landed next to the hole. We drove towards the women’s tee box, so my mom could hit her ball. My mom hit another straight shot and landed next to the hole. We got closer …show more content…
We entered the clubhouse, and I felt the cool air from the air conditioner. I smelled the food being made for the tournament the next day. My parents got glad when they entered their scores in the computer. I heard ice being scooped out of the cooler. I got a glass of water, and I took a drink of it. The water refreshed me. We left the clubhouse after a few minutes, and my parents enjoyed the scores they got. I enjoyed watching my parents play golf. I got happy when I saw my parents enter their scores in the computer. My parents got happy when they saw their handicaps go down. I got a refreshing glass of ice water and sat down to drink it. I got hungry when I got done drinking the glass of water. I ordered a cheeseburger, and it tasted good. I got done eating the cheeseburger, and I told my parents it was good. After a hour, we left the clubhouse, and we got in the cart and drove to the shed. We loaded the golf cart in the shed, and we left the course. We got in the vehicle and left the course. I talked to my parents about our next time we will be going to the course and golfing another round. I enjoyed my visit to the course, and I wanted to go there again in the near future. My parents said we will go there again next
We grew up a little bit, and couldn’t go backward. We learned. No one had ever told us about golf. They had told us about heaven” (184). As they both thought the golfing course was heaven since they have only heard of heaven and never knew anything about golf.
As I arrived at Jock Leighton Park, I started to have second thoughts. “Do I really have to do this?” , I asked my mom as we pulled into the parking lot. The lot was dim compared to the blinding, white lights on the lacrosse field. There were two giant, green fields that were side-by-side, with metal bleachers intersecting them.
Jack always loved golf it was one of his favorite past times. The game of golf meant so much to Jack, that he helped start a golf course in Williamston called Saluda valley Country Club. Jack was one of the first players to make a hole in one on that golf
The data kind of surprised me, and I hope it surprises you too. As I was practicing, I counted the number of men and women that were at the golf course while I was there. I went to each of the four parts of the golf course, which are the driving range, the chipping range, the putting green, and the clubhouse. First, I will talk about the driving range.
There was one putt that I made that was nearly fifteen feet across a curving green. As time passed, more of my team members arrived along with the teams from other schools. Pretty soon, the first players were teeing off the number one tee. I watched my teammates tee off, hearing their drivers connect to the ball with a ping, and then see their ball streaking away toward the fairway or just left or right of it. Soon it was my turn
) If I were to be interviewed by local media about The First tee and was asked about the impact that it had on my life I would say it had a huge impact on my life that was very positive. I would tell them that the first tee taught me the 9 important core values I use when I’m playing golf and outside of golf. The 9 important core clues were honesty, integrity, sportsmanship, respect, confidence, responsibility, perseverance, courtesy, and judgment. Being a part of the first tee as a girl is so amazing, I was in girl’s golf ever since I was 7 or 8 up until I was 13 years old until I joined into eagle classes.
It had been a long day at the softball field and everyone on my team was exhausted. We had won every game that we had played that day. We had made it to the championship and we're ready to win. I was the pitcher so I had an important duty, to pitch as best as I could.
The participants were also not allowed to participate in competitive golf or practice during the study. The putting task was adapted from Boutcher and Zinsser (1990) and involved putting a golf ball on a carpet to a target hole which was 11.5 cm in
My dad ambly walks over the the tee box where I had put my tee. He slowly placed his ball on top of the tee. He lazily moves the club back, He quickly thrusted forward with his knees to have the ball go about 150 yards. It rolled to where it was about 200 yards from the
"It's a beautiful day for baseball!" I shouted in the parking lot of the 5/3 Ballpark. My family and I were walking down the gigantic parking lot, with red square tiles, to get to the ballgame. We had a little under an hour and were truly in no rush. We could see the gates that led to the ballpark and I was extremely excited for the upcoming baseball game.
As a freshman who just came to US for less than a week, I decided to join the school Junior Varsity Golf team, a sport that I have only seen on TV before. I don’t know what gives me the courage to join team. However, I’m very thankful that I made the decision. For the following four years, I have learnt so much and have had so much fun in the team that I would not image a fall season without playing golf. At first, I couldn’t even hit the ball or just dig a big hole in the ground.
As there were ten minutes before the game we kept on doing the drills until I heard my coach announcing the starting lineup. I heard my name being announced so I prepared myself to go to the field. I could already see the trophy as it was in a table. As I walked in the field I could smell the trimmed grass and could hear my teammates say “we got this.”
I’ve been golfing since I was a little kid. I’ve experienced many highs and lows, and have created many friendships and memories playing the game I love. Golf can teach you many lessons, if you pay attention. One of the lessons I’ve learned is that it takes perseverance and hard work if you want to excel at something. I started hitting golf balls at the age of 2 with my dad and older brother.
Moreover, the challenge of finding a four-inch hole on a 6,000 yard golf course presents an idea that no other game has. Things can change in an instant. I never hit every shot perfect, but the one shot I do hit exactly how I want to is what keeps me coming back day after day. Nothing matches the feeling of catching a ball in the dead center of the clubface and watching that ball soar on the perfect line to your target – all as you stand in perfect balance, after completing a perfect, rhythmic swing. Nothing matches the feeling of pulling off a shot under the most intense of pressures.
We all met at Mikas coffee shop. We each got a smoothie or a coffee drink. Then we got scotcharoos and played candy land. I got a strawberry smoothie and so did Emily. Grace got the special drink, which is the drink of the month usually.