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Thursday, July 17, 2008

The Way I Golfed

There is always something when I walk along a golf course. The feeling of loneliness that I never feel somewhere else. In golf, everybody keeps their have stay add up . I appreciate script somewhere that Bobby Jones on one time penalized himself a stroke because his ball "shuttered" as he was taking a rehearsal go towards the back plus onward . Both the tournament bureaucrat , in addition his opponent, said that they did not watch the ball go in addition that he need not obtain the stroke . Other than Bobby said that it had moved, in addition took the penalty - in addition misplaced the tournament by one stroke . What an enthused survival I would direct if I could clutch myself to the similar tallness of integrity!
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Anonymous said...: wah blog yang ini juga baru saya nemu nie..ada yang bahas golf..hehehe..sipp..maaf br berkunjung yah..sibuk sm kerjaan..ampe lupa blogging..hehehe..salam kenal ya..:); July 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM

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