IN MY YOUNGER and more cavity-prone years, my
dentist s wife gave me her golf clubs and some advice
to go with them.
"Here," she said one day as we stood in the waiting
room, "try to use them more than I did." She had
played twice in the past seven years.
The season was spring, the new grass smelled of
hope, and I was a prize pupil in Mr. Greenlee s
eighth-grade golf gym class. Everything about golf
sounded good to me. I liked the friendly sounding
names the first golfers gave their clubs: the spoon
and the niblick, the mashie and the putter. I liked the
sturdy sounding names of the companies that made
them: Spalding and MacGregor, Wilson and Dunlop.
And I liked the dashing sounding names of the early
golfers: Tommy Armour and Joek Hutchison, Walter
Hagen and Chick Evans.
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