One for the Golfers
19 Feb 2018
A woman turned 80 years old. She was an avid golfer, so she decided to move to Kent and join a country club.
On her first day at her new club, she was told that there wasn't anybody else available for a game just then.
Seeing her disappointment, and wanting to make her feel welcome, the female assistant pro offered to play with her and asked her how many strokes she wanted for a bet.
The older woman said, "I don't think I need any strokes, I've been playing great lately. I just have a heck of a time getting out of sand traps."
True to her word, the 80-year-old played beautifully. When they came to the par four 18th, she and the pro were all even.
The pro hit a gorgeous tee shot, knocked her next one on the green, and two-putted for par. The older lady hit a great drive, but her second shot landed in a steep-sided bunker next to the green.
Playing from the sand, she lofted a high, soft shot. It came down a few feet from the cup and rolled in for a birdie, winning her the match and all the money.
The 80-year-old was still standing in the trap when the pro walked over and said, "Beautiful shot! I thought you said you had a problem getting out of traps?"
"I really do,” the 80-year-old replied. “Would you mind giving me a hand?"