GOLFKULTUR

ABC of Golf

A is for apron, just short of the pin, from which you can often take four to get in.

B is for ball, dimpled pellet of rubber, that`s smacked by the champions, hacked by the dubber.

C is for caddy, who trudges the course, with a burden of clubs that would weary a horse.

D is for dub, poor misguided beginner, with visions of someday becoming a winner.

E is for exercise, needless to pay for, yet all that some golfers insist that they play for.

F is for fairway, inclined to be narrow and bordered by bad lands that chill to the marrow.

G is for green, that`s constructed to roll in every direction away from the hole.

H is for handicap, sweeter than candy, a cap that, when needed, comes in very handi.

J is for jitters, a state you and I get in when it takes a two-footer to tie.

K is for knees, that unhappily tend each year to get harder and harder to bend.

L is for locker, which clothes that are kept in come out of as wrinkied as if they’d been slept in.

M is for money, expended with ease on lessons and golf carts and golf balls and fees.

N is for nineteeth, the hole that´s the best, and the reason some golfers play all of the rest..

O is for open, the tourney of stars, who shoot mostly eagles and birdies and pars.

P is for par, which is golfers perfection, achieved ba a union of length and direction.

Q is for quiet, desired when you putt up, a time when the courteous clammily shut up.

R is for rough, a weird sprcies of jungle, into which you go traipsing whenever you bungle.

S is for score, the result of addition, which often drives golfers to ping-pong and fishing.

V is for virtue, which golfers possess, compared whith most men, neither more nor yet less.

W is for weather, whose downpouring leaks end most often on Monday, the day after week ends.

X is for x-mas, when. as a surprise, a dozen new balls would do better than ties.

Y is for yell, which when driving up onto a green full players, you`d better do pronto.

Z is for zero, the number of times a poet can work the word “golf” into rhymes.

aus “golf is a four letter word”

 

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WEEKEND GOLFER

With eighteen holes on Saturday,

on Sunday, thirty-six,

he goes serenely on his way

and very seldom kicks.

Five days he works, and two he plays.

but when he gets to heaven, eternally, he hopes and prays,

he `ll get to play all seven.

aus “golf is a four letter word”

 

 

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