My Friend Jim said, "that is very tight to the hole." I replied, "yeah, but it's never quite as close as you think once you get up to the green." We all nodded our heads in agreement. Usually the golf gods give you hope only to dash them when you learn the reality.
So then Jim gets up there and knocks a good shot up on the green as well. Then Jeremy hits one a little awry almost killing a guy in the fairway to the left of us. We get a good giggle and head off in our carts toward the green.
At the green Jim and I are only seeing his ball so I start to think pessimistically. I said to Jim, "see, it's never as close as you think. It must have taken a weird bounce and rolled off the green somewhere." Then Jim noticed a ball mark about 10 feet in front of and to the right of the hole. He said, "let's check the hole." We both literally tip-toed up to the hole. I was feeling super nervous. Then there it was sitting right in the stinking hole! Jim hugged me and lifted me up. I threw my putter and wedge into the air (I had my wedge in my hand because I was sure I was going to have to chip up on to the green). We screamed as loud as we could for the other foursomes in our group who were all ahead of us. It was a fun time.
Here's a little publicity that came from it:
http://deseretnews.com/article/1,5143,695213969,00.html
Here's the scorecard. It's kinda hard to see, but look at the score on hole #14.

On the next hole Jim noticed that we had randomly hopped on this cart at the beginning of the round.

6 comments:
I haven't read this yet
Congrats!
Dan, that's really cool. I don't know how to golf.
Now, can you get a hole in two??? That's the question!
good job Dan. That really is cool.
I was so happy for you that I blogged about it on my blog.
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