I doubt anyone is going to read this, but I was bored, and decided to post an article on here anyway.
There's not much to golf, all you do is hit a ball up to ten times until it gets to a hole. Somehow, the golf scene in Goldfinger is the best recognized, and Volkswagen named a car after that sport. It's not even a sport! It's dumber then nascar, and unlike nascar, you can't watch anyone get killed. The only thing that can hurt someone is being hit by a golfball, unless you do shitty, and drown yourself in a pond. Why does every golf course have a body of water? What's the purpose other then making you lose?
Like I said, I doubt anyone is going to read this, but if you do, I hope you like it, and I can post more if you want.
There's not much to golf, all you do is hit a ball up to ten times until it gets to a hole. Somehow, the golf scene in Goldfinger is the best recognized, and Volkswagen named a car after that sport. It's not even a sport! It's dumber then nascar, and unlike nascar, you can't watch anyone get killed. The only thing that can hurt someone is being hit by a golfball, unless you do shitty, and drown yourself in a pond. Why does every golf course have a body of water? What's the purpose other then making you lose?
Like I said, I doubt anyone is going to read this, but if you do, I hope you like it, and I can post more if you want.
