A Good Walk Spoiled

Golf, defined by Mark Twain, is too "a good walk" today, so it is becoming increasingly common to see it like this. Since around 1996 Golf has entered a new era, a name controlled by sports idols called Tiger Woods. He was an elderly gentleman sitting in a country club game, playing nine holes everyday with a fairly simple golf course, taking an entirely new form. Golf became a long-distance kick-off and precision shot, raising the game to a new ultra-low scoring level. This is only possible for tour professionals, it seems not to be missed.

First I will think about technical problems. A casual observer may look at Mark Twain secretly and think that golf is just a "good walk". However, do not forget the last time anyone who confused sports golf and park walks had been suffering mental stress for 5 miles or 6 miles on the mountain, or for 4 consecutive days. Traditionalists such as Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer and Tom Watson support the view of the tour that walking is an indispensable feature for competitive golf. For example, they pointed out that Ken Wenchuli won the 1964 Congress Open when he was bewildered by the heat of the second 18 holes. Traditionalists dispute saving energy by utilizing Martin's advantage when riding a car.

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