Golfer has a bad day

Hi golfer,

Happy Friday!

Here's a hilarious joke that many of us can appreciate as golfers
and hackers alike:

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Joe had a particularly bad day on the golf course - nothing went
right and he became more angry with each passing hole.

By the Par-3 17th, he missed a 2 foot putt (for a double bogey) and
really exploded.

Letting loose a stream of curses never heard or seen before, Joe
proceeded to toss his clubs into the lake and set his golf cart on
fire. Declaring that he would "never play this game again!", Joe
stomped off to the clubhouse, into the locker room and began to
write a suicide note.

At that point one of the club members walked in and, not noticing
Joe's desperate condition, off-handedly said, "Hey Joe, we need a
fourth for tomorrow morning - how 'bout it?"

Joe looked up and said, "Sure, What time?"

we hate ourselves and the game so much after a terrible session and yet we keep going back to it...

I keep telling myself if today is my bad day:

Next game will be my good day...

Ya true. Played badly on one recent game and really want to hang up my golf shoes but when it's time for exercise. Range or green is where my legs want to go. Seems like golf is more addictive than any other things....

This is life at golf. Most of the time played like crap BUT sometimes we did good yah!

lol , golf is DRUG !!!

As the saying goes:
"A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work!"

Kengnam wrote:

I keep telling myself if today is my bad day:

Next game will be my good day...

but murphy oredi said : No matter how bad you are playing, it is always possible to play worse tomorrow.. LOL!

Kengnam wrote:

Hi golfer,

Happy Friday!

Here's a hilarious joke that many of us can appreciate as golfers
and hackers alike:

----

Joe had a particularly bad day on the golf course - nothing went
right and he became more angry with each passing hole.

By the Par-3 17th, he missed a 2 foot putt (for a double bogey) and
really exploded.

Letting loose a stream of curses never heard or seen before, Joe
proceeded to toss his clubs into the lake and set his golf cart on
fire. Declaring that he would "never play this game again!", Joe
stomped off to the clubhouse, into the locker room and began to
write a suicide note.

At that point one of the club members walked in and, not noticing
Joe's desperate condition, off-handedly said, "Hey Joe, we need a
fourth for tomorrow morning - how 'bout it?"

Joe looked up and said, "Sure, What time?"

That sound like me

simoner wrote:

As the saying goes:
"A bad day on the golf course is better than a good day at work!"

This s a gd one!