While at
work yesterday I was attempting to watch as much of Phil Mickelson’s victory at
Pebble Beach as I could on a TV that sits on the far side of the room. During
the afternoon I was told by three different co-workers how boring the sport was
and usually asked, “How can you watch golf?” It’s a statement that I’ve heard
and question that I’ve been asked many times in my life, especially in the last
few years. Almost every response included the phrase: “I’d rather watch paint
dry.” My typical response to that is, “well, than go watch paint dry.”
When someone tells me that golf is boring I always ask them why. They never seem to be able to tell me why they think it’s boring. Most times their answer is the very vague and ignorant, “it just is.” If you can’t tell somebody why you don’t like it or why you find it boring than it generally means that you have zero clue about what you’re talking about.
When someone tells me that golf is boring I always ask them why. They never seem to be able to tell me why they think it’s boring. Most times their answer is the very vague and ignorant, “it just is.” If you can’t tell somebody why you don’t like it or why you find it boring than it generally means that you have zero clue about what you’re talking about.
I happen to
find the sport of golf incredibly exciting and it’s frankly hard for me to
believe anybody who paid attention to Mickelson’s huge comeback and win
yesterday at Pebble Beach could think otherwise. You have your opinions and
there perfectly fine with me, but I’m sick of hearing your opinions on how
boring this sport that I like is. If you find golf boring than you don’t have
to watch it, but don’t act offended by the fact that I do. Once again, that’s
very ignorant.
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