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**RilmAlime67** · 10-13-2009, 03:46 PM

I suppose there is some truth to golf reflecting life in that you will have to deal with many of the same situations and moral dilemmas. But I don't think someone's reaction on the golf course is going to necessarily reflect the way they deal with life in general.

First off, and I realize this is blasphemy, golf is just a game and has limited importance in the larger scheme of things. Also, many life skills are easier to master than golf, so golf has a much higher frustration ratio than life in general. If your life is as frustrating as golf, then you really need to seek help with your life.

Well said C-Tech. Yes there are direct and indirect relationships between golf and life but there's no reason to do a deep dive between the two. At the end of the day, golf is just a game.

10-13-2009, 03:46 PM	#4
RilmAlime67 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 470 Senior Member	I suppose there is some truth to golf reflecting life in that you will have to deal with many of the same situations and moral dilemmas. But I don't think someone's reaction on the golf course is going to necessarily reflect the way they deal with life in general. First off, and I realize this is blasphemy, golf is just a game and has limited importance in the larger scheme of things. Also, many life skills are easier to master than golf, so golf has a much higher frustration ratio than life in general. If your life is as frustrating as golf, then you really need to seek help with your life. Well said C-Tech. Yes there are direct and indirect relationships between golf and life but there's no reason to do a deep dive between the two. At the end of the day, golf is just a game.
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