Confessions Of A Golfer

Golf can be a rewarding game, it can also be a tough and frustrating game - what Mark Twain called "a nice walk ruined."  In the three months that I have been taking lessons, I have learned two keys to being a successful golfer.  But let me begin by saying that being a successful golfer has nothing to do with skill or strength or talent.  Forget about your score, your handicap, or how well you can hit the ball.  And certainly don't worry about your grip, your swing, your stance.  All you need to be really good at the game (or at least to make people think you are good at it), are these two secrets: