One of the reasons we decided to retire in Southern California was so we could play golf year round. But once we got here, we ended up playing tennis 5-8 times a week, leaving little time for golf. Now, neither one is available.
Many others are in the same boat. While the act of actually playing golf is probably relatively risk free, getting a pencil, a score card, a cart, paying, picking up a stray ball, going to the toilet, picking up the flagstick could be problematic. Meanwhile, we can still enjoy the memory of golf. And what better way to do that than with a few Hi-Golf-Kus? Feel free to add your own in the comments section.
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You live on the edge,
Fall instead! You’ll be safer
Off that fearful ledge.
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Putt: Why do you go
In, around, and out? Afraid
Snakes may live below?
Driver, you drive me
Nuts! I swing you straight. And yet…
You go your own way.
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Bunkers: small, sandy.
Beneath grains lies mud, concrete,
Netting, rock, Surprise!
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Golf rules are many;
Bound by one Great Principle:
If you could, you can’t!
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A rose is a rose
Is a rose. But grass? Grass grows
Inconsistently.
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The price of golf? High.
Enjoyment of golf? Iffy.
Addiction? Certain.
Golf advice is free!
Given — two stroke penalty!
Taken — two strokes, too!
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New white ball glows bright!
Hides in grass just like it’s night.
Burrows out of sight.
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Cheating’s not rare; yet —
Only Trump claims wins when he
Didn’t even play.
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