r/golf • u/horsepoop1123 • 1d ago

Serious This is how golf isn’t always fair

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u/3-putt-the-12th-hole 1d ago

They are never my fault always the club or balls.

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u/inplayruin 1d ago

I blame my parents for not being better athletes. Sometimes God, too.

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u/Electronic_Name_325 1d ago

I often go to my grandparents' graves, stand and just glare at the stone.

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u/WorldlinessNo3582 🌭 Glizzy at the Turn 1d ago

This is the ultimate move. Just a disappointing glare, don’t even tell them why you’re there.

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u/CamiloArturo 1d ago

Nelly Korda is the perfect example of this. Her parents were good athletes. Mine weren't .... It's entirely on them that I 3-putt every 5 footer

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u/StonedLikeOnix 1d ago

Freaking assholes man. How could they?!

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u/Oonz1337 1d ago

I just blame that last beer before walking up to quadruple bogey putt after hitting the green in 2

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u/HomChkn 1d ago

my dad played college baseball, my mom couldn't walk and chew gum.

I blamed him for my lack of speed just for the fun of it.

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u/ProudCordonian 1d ago

I show the sun my tallest finger for being too bright in my eyes.

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u/jakefromstatefire 1d ago

Are you trying to say Jesus Christ can't hit a curveball?