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It countsI shanked a ball into the side of my work truck and put a big dent in the side of it when I was practicing pitching in my backyard. Does that count?
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It countsI shanked a ball into the side of my work truck and put a big dent in the side of it when I was practicing pitching in my backyard. Does that count?
Not sure why, but this really cracked me up. Way to own up to a mistake. At least he didn't blame you and your friend on the way out.He immediately got in his cart to go "talk to the pro shop" but it turns out he actually just left the course.
That has to be one of your most memorable pars ever!Years ago I struck a tee shot on the 2nd hole that went along the road. I sliced it out into traffic....BAM! I hit and shattered a car window. When I went over to the car there was a fellow driving his elderly mom to her doctors and ashe was quite shaken. I apologized....then proceeded to make a par on the ball that had bounced back into the fairway of the short par 4!
Nice of the owner to be honest there as well. He could have kept that and you would never have known.Not me personally, but my future son in law hit a 6' X 10' window and cracked it. His ball hit a corner of the window.
We drove up to house and the owner was already outside looking at the damage.
My sil owned up to breaking the window, and offered to pay for it.
As you might well guess a window glass that big, is also pretty thick. The owner told us it was a $3000.00 piece of glass.
As it turned out all the owner wanted was the deductible, since his home owner's insurance would pay for the bulk of it. I think it was $250.00 iirc.
I was impressed with how the young man handled his responsibily. This also made me happy he was dating my daughter.
A week or so later, the home owner called me. He wanted the youngster to come and pick up the money he had paid. Apparently the window was guaranteed by the glass company against damage by a golf ball. They replaced it for free.
I’ve hit 2 moving vehicles. One was a junker going the opposite way and I hit it in the trunk. He didn’t miss a beat and kept rolling. The other one was coming my way and I hit a drive and it it hit a telephone wire and dropped right on top of his roof. He pulled over and I went and talked with him. He was cool and no damage was found.
Not sure why, but this really cracked me up. Way to own up to a mistake. At least he didn't blame you and your friend on the way out.
Never broken a window. I just assume you sign your glove and leave it on their fence post or back patio