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How long have you played golf? |
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For 5 years, although I did play
as a junior golfer in Corning. Sometimes I took group
lessons at Cornell when I was young. |
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| Q: |
Why do you take lessons? |
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To refresh my memory. After
retiring, I finally had time and I enjoy just hitting the ball.
After my hip-replacement, it was good therapy for me. I
learn something everytime I take a lesson. It really
fulfills my desire to improve my game. |
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Q: |
What is the best part
of your game? |
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A: |
My flop shot. |
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Q: |
What is the worst part
of your game? |
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A: |
My putting. |
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| Q: |
What's in your golf bag? |
| A: |
My heaven-7 is my favorite club
and I like my 9 wood and my sand wedge, too. |
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| Q: |
What are your golf goals? |
| A: |
To hit the ball straight and
increase my distance. Also to improve my approach shots and
putting. |
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Q: |
What was your most
memorable golf shot? |
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A: |
I hit the ball over
the hole and it landed five feet from the hole on Drumlin's East
#16 hole. |
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Q: What is your favorite golf hole? |
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A: Number 16 on Drumlins East |
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Q: Who is your favorite golfer? |
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A: Tiger Woods |
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| Q: |
Who is your greatest golf
inspiration? |
| A: |
Linda Mulherin |
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Q: |
What was your favorite
golf lesson? |
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A: |
Hitting off the cliff
to learn the concept of staying behind the ball. |
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Q: |
What interests do you
have besides golf? |
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A: |
I enjoy reading and
canoeing. |
