Golf and Life, A Story of Your Success

Friday, November 13, 2009

We are preparing to make the tee shot on the 10th hole into a par 4.

"Duh! 've Played all day and just kept par. "

You stick your golf swing, the ball flying to the left, a little bit on the path that you want but eventually widened too far. Unfortunately, the ball bounced into the rough direction.

"I now supposed to hit 100-yards to the green, otherwise I have to fight even tougher for par on this hole."

You hit the world-class skills, such as Tiger Woods. The ball flew beautifully, but only through the green and fell in behind the green.

Wow! Even though the ball had bounced badly toward the rough and a very good shot out of the rough, you still have to struggle to hit the ball into the hole outside the green with a distance of about 40 feet. You took a deep breath, calm yourself for a minute and hit the ball softly toward the hole.

"Wow! The ball rolled smoothly with sufficient speed. Should be entered here. "

The ball rolled toward the hole but just play the hole and deviated less than 4 feet to the left.

"Ouch! Hardly! "

"Madness! Tee shot 300 yards so far, a bad bounce into the rough, solid blows to the hole but a little off the mark as far as 40 yards and do the best putt I could still fail, too. "

You finally did and managed to putt the ball into the hole. Par! Good enough but you really disappointed because you feel you should get better.

Believe it or not, you are similar to the golfers in this story. There was a time in our lives where we are trying very hard, but things happen not as we want. Stay survive. There was a time, everything will be as you want. You'll get a lot more in just a few months than you earn your lifetime. The time will come soon when your tee shot beyond 20 yards and straight. You approach the blow-pin is always high even though the wind is not good. And the hole always seems to suck the ball into the hole even if you hit from far away. Time will come. The time has arrived. It's time to fly like Birdie.

cat:

tee shot: the first punch.

rough: the area on a golf course which is usually not flat, and the grass is high enough.

green: regions where there are holes.

par: normal number of strokes in the hole.

Birdie: the number of strokes less than the normal one.

source: community.siutao.com