1) It must be a best ball/scramble format. Otherwise I'd be out there ALL day.
2) We must take a cart. If I'm going to tire myself out, I'm going to do it on my bike, not chasing a little white ball around 18 holes.
3) There must be alcohol involved. If I'm going to hit a tiny ball with a medal stick, I'm going to need to have SOMETHING to drink containing alcohol.
Because of my 3 requirements, my personality (my even MORE fun personality with a little alcohol), and the personalities of the people I work with, any time we golf is sure to be a good time. Yesterday was no exception.
I was asked by a friend/co-worker - BINK (yes, that's actually his name) to golf on his team. Besides being a full time real estate tycoon, he owns a restaurant/bar on Hwy 33 in West Bend, across from Fleet Farm, and he's one of the nicest most generous people you'll ever meet. He had a spot open on the 4-some he sponsored and asked me to join. How could I say no?
When I arrived, I discovered my 4-some contained 2 of my favorite co-workers (Jeff & Don) and my manager's husband (a retired school teacher). I was a little nervous because these guys could actually GOLF, but they took me under their wings and we had a great time.
At approximately 3:17pm, Jeff Walters hit the "shot of the day" and then posed for the paparazzi.
I think it all went downhill after that. I couldn't even TELL you what our score ended up being, but I can tell you we certainly weren't in contention for any awards.

All in all, it was a great day. Beautiful weather, great friends, I even hit some GOOD shots. Sure, it wasn't a day spent biking. . . . . .but it was still fun.
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