Are you a golf widow or a golf orphan? What can you do that will really help him with his addiction? His interest in golf is both social and selfish; What I mean by this is that he does want to know what all those pros are doing, he's interested in it and fascinated by what happens in golf both as a matter of social interest and also to see if by watching he can glean a little more insight into his own game, into how he can improve his own game. He doesn't spend all that time in the pro shop just because he wants to SEE those golf clubs. He drifts off into a wonderful imaginary world whilst he's in the golf shop - as he holds that new driver he's imagining himself on the 18th hitting the ball like Tiger; as he clutches that putter, he's seeing himself sinking a 20 footer on the 18th and the crowd clapping!
I'm serious here. I'm a golfer as well. I have these thoughts too! Once a golfer realizes that they "could" or "might" be good at this great game, an addiction is triggered; an addiction to ANYTHING which might improve your golf. And golf is an easy addiction to feed. New clubs, new balls, new clothes, new golf trolleys, new tees, books, DVDs...there is an amazing array of golf "stuff" there…mugs, socks, ties, towels...But what is the very best thing to buy as a gift for a golfer? What could you get for him as a unique father's day present?Statistics: Posted by meimei — Sun Oct 09, 2011 5:30 am
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