Golf is a good walk. What do you mean spoiled?

First of all, golf is a good walk to splurge. It is difficult to accurately say that it is a mockery of golf, and it is also an evaluation of golf by some people.

There are two understandings about this sentence:

Playing golf is equivalent to ruining a pleasant walk. It satisfies some people and surprises others.

For some people who are not mature enough, they will be excited when they play well and depressed when they play badly, so they want to put down their clubs and walk around. At this time, they will look surprised when they see others hit a beautiful hit, and those who hit a good hit will be gratified. So golf is a kind of torture for people with weak skills, and even walking around is ruined. It is said that even if golf is popular, it has a certain class nature. So some players sum up their golf experience and say? I learned the meaning of modesty when playing games, that is, you must always be modest when playing this thing, and you may be frustrated everywhere.

Some people think that it is necessary to play golf without any return. For example, swing training takes a lot of effort to hit a lot of balls, and eventually these balls will be recovered (imagine the size of the golf course and the proportion of golf balls). They think it is better to take a good walk than spend so much effort.

The source of this sentence is still controversial, but it is generally believed to be from Mark Twain. Perhaps Mark Twain made this comment in a joking tone at that time, but now this sentence can only be regarded as a kind of public opinion.

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