1. Wear shorts.
When I went the sky was overcast and a bit chilly so I decided to wear some slacks of medium thickness. This was a huge mistake, because at the end of the day I felt like I was wearing wool pants stuffed with mammoth fur. There's tons of walking and tons of hills. I mean you're essentially going to walk to where you hit your ball in order to putt, so considering the fact that you're going to hit your ball around 100 yards or more, you're going to be walking that 100 yards. Unless you rent a golf cart which means you're spoiled, fatty.
2. Steal balls from the driving range
I lost a ball in practically every course I hit, so unless you're pretty damn good, you're going to be losing all your balls. So just use the balls you stole from the driving range. That way you won't have to pay 25 bucks for a pack of balls every time you go to a golf course. Also I don't really call it stealing, since you're just taking back what was lost. It's not like they leave the balls to swelter in the ponds or anything, they pick them up and ship them to the driving range for your stealing pleasure. It's a balance we should all strive to maintain
3. Don't get stressed out
If you've ever tried to help your dad put together ikea furniture or pour juice, you know the pressure I'm talking about. Those scrutinizing eyes, criticizing every fired neuron and every muscle twitch in your body to make sure you do whatever it is you're doing to their exact liking. Eventually they push you away and do it themselves making you feel worthless. Fortunately, the other golfers waiting behind you are strangers and you paid good money to play, so they can't do anything physically. But those eyes, those goddamn eyes.

4. Don't suck so hard
Sure you're going to get more experience and skill as a golfer, but seriously don't suck so hard when you go. These mammoth pants are fucking hot and I've been waiting 15 minutes to hit the ball. Hurry the fuck up.
Happy golfing.

























