1] In order to play well, you focus on golf exclusively, while the rest of reality goes into hibernation.
2] Playing in the early morning or early evening amid sculpted nature is pure bliss .
3] Golf is all about Karma... you end up somewhere based on your actions alone!
FORE] When golf approaches pure Zen, your score doesn't even matter.
Photo Credit: Annais Ferreira
3 comments:
Personally, I think golf is about sportsmanship and emotion control.
Sometimes you're just not going to get a good shot, and you have to be able to hide your frustration, and still play happily with your peers or fellow golfers.
-Joon.
(I am a student from Korea International School)
These are definitely keys to success Joon... Not only in golf, but in life! Few people realize what an impact their attitudes (and those of fellow players) have on their scores, even though the qualities of fair play, and respect for others are seen as ideals in all societies.
Your comment reminds me that executives, colleagues, and friends can each use a round of golf to learn about prospective competitors, partners or collaborators. It helps that every round of golf guarantees the opportunity of dealing with a number of 'ups and downs'.
Loved this quote a friend sent along:
It's good sportsmanship to not pick up lost golf balls while they are still rolling.
Mark Twain
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