Tips Jun 3, 2021 20:58

Good evening. I have a question about golf.

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I used to play golf with my father and older sister, but after my father passed away, I stopped playing… Recently, I’ve started having opportunities to play again. When I went to the driving range for the first time in a while, I found that the equipment and even the way of swinging had changed, and I couldn’t hit the ball very far at all. If I went golfing again now, I’d probably score around 140… even though I used to break 100. I’m planning to take lessons and improve, but if I write “golf score: 140” in my profile, would you still be willing to play a round with me? Or would it be better to wait until I’m scoring around 100 again?
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I wasn’t particularly good to begin with—my score was usually under 100—but after taking a break, I’ve started practicing again. If you explain it that way, you can work your way up from the driving range to simulator golf, a short course, and a riverside course. I’m actually planning to make my proper return to a full-length course next week. A kind papa (a male supporter) would probably be happy to play with you. I don’t think you need to specifically mention the 140. Marika
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