I claimed that if you got your swing and stance down properly, you could hit the ball with your eyes closed. Darned if I didn’t manage a decent shot that way. I’ve only dared try it once.
I have found that “DO (something physical)” works much better than “DON’T…” For instance, when I’m playing those video “driving” games, I do better aiming FOR the middle of the road than aiming to MISS one of the obstacles.
I read about an old golfer who played the game for decades. But he always had lousy luck playing the game. I’d guess he played for the exercise, or the companionship, or maybe the drinks at the end of the game. But as far as the game went, his luck was always bad. And his lousy luck lasted to the very end. When they tried to bury him. It still took six or seven try’s to sink his coffin in the hole.
Zig Ziglar had a bit about that when he was teaching people to set goals and the Power of Positiver Thinking. He said, if you lkeep telling yourself you are going to hit it in the water, don’t be suprised when you do.
As long as we’re raggin’ on golf: go to ytube and watch Robin Williams doing his spiel on the Scotsman who invented golf. It’s required viewing for everyone everywhere EVER.
tudza Premium Member 6 months ago
I claimed that if you got your swing and stance down properly, you could hit the ball with your eyes closed. Darned if I didn’t manage a decent shot that way. I’ve only dared try it once.
Concretionist 6 months ago
I have found that “DO (something physical)” works much better than “DON’T…” For instance, when I’m playing those video “driving” games, I do better aiming FOR the middle of the road than aiming to MISS one of the obstacles.
DaBump Premium Member 6 months ago
“Do not think about the white horse.”
Jedi.Kermit 6 months ago
Today’s missing classic is gocomics.Com/foxtrot/2003/06/15
thevideostoreguy 6 months ago
Semantics a-go-go!
knutdl 6 months ago
Swoosh. Not whoosh
sbenton7684 6 months ago
I’m thinking.. “Why is he even out there?”…
littlejohn Premium Member 6 months ago
I read about an old golfer who played the game for decades. But he always had lousy luck playing the game. I’d guess he played for the exercise, or the companionship, or maybe the drinks at the end of the game. But as far as the game went, his luck was always bad. And his lousy luck lasted to the very end. When they tried to bury him. It still took six or seven try’s to sink his coffin in the hole.
The Reader Premium Member 6 months ago
Don’t put it into that little hole. Don’t put it in that little hole.
Kroykali 6 months ago
Love his golf cap. Very sporty.
LawrenceS 6 months ago
Jason is standing dangerously close to a man armed with a club and little sense of how to use it properly.
SquidGamerGal 6 months ago
It’s totally going in the water!
SuperAndy Premium Member 6 months ago
Jason’s so helpful lol
ladykat 6 months ago
You didn’t hit it at all.
jconnors3954 6 months ago
Think positive! Be one with hole, please.
Bruce388 6 months ago
Decades ago in league tennis. The captain, in a close doubles match with his partner, told him, “Just don’t double fault.”
Free or Not? Premium Member 6 months ago
Zig Ziglar had a bit about that when he was teaching people to set goals and the Power of Positiver Thinking. He said, if you lkeep telling yourself you are going to hit it in the water, don’t be suprised when you do.
dbrucepm 6 months ago
somebody has to mention Caddy Shack. I can imagine him in that movie.
Strawberry King 6 months ago
Just don’t be like Tom at the beginning of the Tom and Jerry short “Tee For Two”
IWannaBeLerxst 6 months ago
As long as we’re raggin’ on golf: go to ytube and watch Robin Williams doing his spiel on the Scotsman who invented golf. It’s required viewing for everyone everywhere EVER.
mistercatworks 5 months ago
I thought it landed on his cap bill. Rather confusing.