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Holing Out
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Golf In The Real Kingdom
A Spiritual Metaphor For Life In The Modern World
The time of my departure has come.
-- 2 Timothy 4:6b
My dad holed the second ace of his half-century golf career on November 10, 1998.
He became a low single digit handicapper not too long after picking up the game as an Army drill sergeant at New Jersey's Fort Dix just after World War II.
Knowing perfectionist Ben Hogan had only one ace in his entire competitive career, a hole-in-one requires good providence -- luck in the secular mind. But as my dad always counseled me about every sport, "The harder you work, the luckier you get."
-- 2 Timothy 4:6b
My dad holed the second ace of his half-century golf career on November 10, 1998.
He became a low single digit handicapper not too long after picking up the game as an Army drill sergeant at New Jersey's Fort Dix just after World War II.
Knowing perfectionist Ben Hogan had only one ace in his entire competitive career, a hole-in-one requires good providence -- luck in the secular mind. But as my dad always counseled me about every sport, "The harder you work, the luckier you get."
