Wednesday February 22, 2012
I love to golf. Every summer since 2007 Matt and I have golfed on a couple's league.
That first summer was something. I had never golfed in my life. So, just in case I didn't like it (or I was horrible at it), I borrowed my husband's golf clubs.
He's 5'11".
I'm 5'4".
Enough said. His clubs were way too big for me!
But by the end of the first season, I had grown accustomed to lowering my hands on the grip and letting it rip!
My favorite driver - the 1 wood.
My favorite chipper - the 9 iron.
My favorite putter - any club handy that has a flat front, and just hit it soft.
Yeah.
So, the second year went much the same way.
By the third year, after much insisting from my husband that I needed my own set of clubs (that fit), I went out and bought HIM a new set for Father's Day.
Now his old clubs were mine. ALL MINE.
I still had to listen to him yip and yap about how they don't fit me, and the incessant droning about me using the wrong club to make certain shots! I actually contributed to our golf score, so I didn't care! I had thought it would be the perfect distraction from my misfit clubs - his shiny new bag and brand new sticks.
The fourth year, he went and bought me a new driver... just the driver, for Mother's Day. WOW! What a difference that made!!
Last year, I shot my driver, the 1 wood from the fairway, I learned how to properly use the 9 iron, a chipper, a wedge, and I also inherited Matt's old putter.
Seventh Heaven.
Well, I got an email from a place called Budget Golf, where I had ordered a pair of golf shoes a few years back. Right now, they're having a closeout sale.
My birthday is coming up.
So is golf season.
Apparently I have spring fever. And a little extra Christmas Money left in my wallet.
So I bought a new set of golf clubs - FOR ME. On closeout of course. With free shipping.
And I'll surprise Matt with them...
I'm thankful for closeout sales - and retail therapy. I had the extra money to buy them - it was set aside for me to "spoil myself with".
I hope he's happy now. ;)
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