Goldy
2nd September 2010, 10:41 AM
I've noticed a bit of this in a couple of other threads, so I thought I'd start a new one.
My youngest (9 year old girl) has been out on the course with me quite a few times. She has also been in a golf clinic for a term, and clearly knows everything. That could well have been the case before the clinic...and possibly hereditary from her mother...but I digress...
One of HER favourites, when I hit a good shot, she likes to say, "That was a good shot.....for you" :roll:
Another is if I come home after a round with mates. She will ask who won. If I tell her (usually by a process of elimination) that on this particular occasion it was ME, she will normally respond with something like "Gee, they must feel pretty bad. Probably want to kill themselves"
The joy of parenting. Anyone else?
My youngest (9 year old girl) has been out on the course with me quite a few times. She has also been in a golf clinic for a term, and clearly knows everything. That could well have been the case before the clinic...and possibly hereditary from her mother...but I digress...
One of HER favourites, when I hit a good shot, she likes to say, "That was a good shot.....for you" :roll:
Another is if I come home after a round with mates. She will ask who won. If I tell her (usually by a process of elimination) that on this particular occasion it was ME, she will normally respond with something like "Gee, they must feel pretty bad. Probably want to kill themselves"
The joy of parenting. Anyone else?