Just like in life, there’s a plan. (Drive it onto the fairway. Hit an iron to get you around the green. Chip it near the pin. Put it in.) And like in life, you spend more time trying to make up for errors, whacking it out of the woods and smashing your way out of sand traps, than adhering to your initial strategy.
As in life, there’s a standard. It’s called “par.” And for the average player, it’s unattainable.
And as in life, all that really matters is that you enjoy the setting, the struggle, and company of your peers.
