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Golf

not sure whether i'd mention here that we had gotten ourselves a set of ultra cheapo golf clubs some weeks back (i believe was the first week after our return to bermuda). it was advertised on e-moo at $100 one day, hao-e called the guy and arranged to have a look at the clubs that evening. so we rushed there after work, driving through maniac rush-hour traffic (eh... cannot compare with CTE rush-hour lah, but imagine the left-most lane of CTE at aroun 8.30am - it's close). hao-e eventually bargained it down to $75 for the set - it's apparently 4 years old, a full set, unbranded. hey, we took that guy's word for it, because i didn't know how to tell if the age of the clubs or what constituted a full set of clubs lor! LOL. thank God we met an honest guy (non-asian heritage of course) who really wanted to get rid of his clubs.

so anyhoo, we had this set of golf clubs (in a red bag no less!) sitting in the closet for the past few weeks... finally used it on saturday at the driving range at southampton. we took the driver, and #3, #5, #9 irons to the range for a try. i totally sucked at the irons, but did fairly well with the driver - 110yards ok! hao-e was pretty good of course, whacked the balls like there was no tomorrow, except they all flew in the 2.30 direction. =_= clumsy me hit my own shoulder with the driver - it's bruised. and both of us had pretty sore left arms that night. we had this bunch of si-gin-na's beside us, which added to the pressure (they averaged 50-75 yards, not much less than ours... sigh). long way more to go to reach 200 yards.

1.5 hours, 80 balls, USD10. ENJOYMENT, PRICELESS.

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