I played a round of Golf this afternoon with some freinds from Calvary for our "Ambrose Golf Day Challenge." I failed to win any awards, which is fantastic in a way as "shortest drive" and "worst score on a single hole" we up for grabs, so I was thankful not to take those out.
It's amazing how taking a single month off can really damage an already poor game. It may take 9 holes to get into the swing of things again, by which time you have finally hit that "miracle shot" which you have waited your whole round to hit. 9 holes has always been a tease for me. It becons me on to another 9 after which I feel terrible as my performance won't seem to improve much at all.
It made me think, how many things do I do in life, that I begin to get good at, or I have a good performance once or twice, giving me the confidence or motivation to go on. So many times I might throw something away because "more often than not" I am not performing well. I need to get some golf character about myself. If I live for the best stroke on the course and only look at the other strokes in terms of how I can improve, why wouldn't I look at life the same way.
Just a thought
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