Golf

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TV: Hi David, thanks for taking the time for this interview because I know how busy you are and that, among other projects, you run a training studio in Tacoma, you’re a wrestling coach and you keep a full client load. I’ve known you for a couple years now through the Internet and the emails we’ve sent to each other and you’re very well known within the fitness industry – especially in the sports training field. But on the off chance that some of the people listening to this interview don’t know who you are, would you give us a quick introduction and tell us little bit about your background, how you got started in this field and how you spend your time now?

You’ll answer 18 questions roughly arranged from the first tee to the 18th green. Heads down, pencils up, let’s get started.

1.) Where are your golf clubs right now?

• In my trunk (+3)
• At home where I can find them (+5)
• I have no idea (-3)
• I use rentals (-5)

2.) In the last five years, have you worn jeans to play golf?

• Yes (-15)
• No (+1)

3.) If you have an 11:30 tee time, when do you arrive at the course?

• 10:00 (+1)
• 10:45 – 11:00 (+3)
• 11:30(ish) (-10)

Over the years you have bought gifts for mom and grandma and I’m sure it is becoming difficult to come up with gift ideas for their birthdays or holiday event. How many times have you got a senior women a gift and they look at you and wonder why you got the gift for them? Perhaps with our ideas and a little work on your part we can help you come up with the perfect gift for her and she will thank you for months to come, Start with personality, and hobbies likes and dislikes. Do they golf or like to play cards and board games. Before you buy a gift for senior women you need to learn about whom they are and what they love to do. Ounce you do , the perfect gift is right behind. One thing to remember when buying women’s gifts is it is not all about the gift but as well it is about the love and thoughtfulness you put into the gift, big or small.

Tourists to France who bring along their golf clubs will not be disappointed or have to face the challenges of arranging tee times as they typically do when visiting Scotland and Ireland. In France there are 280,000 registered golfers for 340 courses. This translates into lots of available tee times and no crowds on a course.

There is ample space in front of you and behind you while playing golf in France. Golfers can usually walk in on their own almost impromptu and make their own tee times at courses in France. An unhurried pace of play results from this opportunity for tee times.

As golf gets more and more popular world-wide, the chances of being injured or becoming the victim of a crime increases as well. It has been estimated that there are almost 30,000 golf related injuries each year requiring hospital treatment, and that several millions of dollars worth of expensive golfing equipment is stolen every year from golf courses or clubhouses.

If you are travelling abroad for a golf vacation, you have the added risk of your clubs being lost, damaged or stolen in transit. You have to ask yourself if you have adequate insurance cover should you lose your golf clubs or injure someone or their property – be honest now!