BFG and ZEN in the finals of Singapore National Amateur Open

buzz1211 wrote:

Agree with Shorthitter. The questioner may not have intended to offend but the thought process and question are certainly troubling. To see the world in black and white (foreign vs local, etc) must be stressful. Aren't we all the grandchildren of foreigners? Anyway congrats to Yash, Eric. And GR community for civil disagreement.

now thats a clever post.......thats why we can never trade profession.... +1 like

there is a book that is recommended for reading..its named "Just One Thing" by Rick Hanson. i think too many people are caught up the stress in everyday living and they failed to pull out the weeds in the "garden of their mind". only when we have a bountiful garden in our mind can we stop throwing darts at one another.

now most golfers who are 3 down at 14 would have tried harder, but Yash followed his strategy to win 15 and 16, so he was 1 down at the turn at 18. this put him in a great position as the tournament is won at the back 18. At 27 holes he was 1 up and then all square at 29. i am sure at this stage, his opponent will be trying to close the deal and at this point its easily to make mistakes. Yash won 30, 31, then 34 to close the game at 3/2.

we have worked out where Yash is more superior than Marc and its not on driving distance. he nailed it and enjoyed his day in the sun. However he is only as good as his last game and needs to continuously work at it. The boy has another 2 days of tournament for his club's championship before he can take a short break. so competitive golf can be rather tiring......i am glad i am in the shade........ and aircon.

DGman

Like some would say "there's no free lunch..." pros do have to work hard to maintain the edge against other players...m

Kudos to BFG and Eric... Congrats Yash.

Congrats to bfg and yash .great teamwork.

Congrats Yash for the hardwork paid off and BFG for the great support!

Congrats Yash!! All i can say is BFG has given much support to Young golfers without being bias to others. BFG has given opportunities to many others and i would love to give thanks to BFG's team for believing in others and their generosity in helping golfers!! Cheers to many fruitful years ahead