Golf is a beguiling game of inconsistencies and contradictions, where both good and bad shots can have the same result, but perhaps the most striking example of that nature is that this most individualistic of sports also surpasses any other when it comes to companionship. When you’re on a course with another golfer, it’s a shared experience. You are navigating the unfortunate bounce, rare moments of glory, and the elements, together, akin to a pair of mountaineers climbing a peak, or fishermen waiting patiently on the riverbank. What Makes A Great Playing Companion? By Kieran Clark Legendary author P.G. Wodehouse famously stated, “To find a man’s true character, play golf with him.” Everyone is different, and all golfers will have horror stories of being paired with someone whose behavior cast a shadow over the round, but there are key traits which stand out and make even the least successful days rewarding. A realization for all is becoming aware that your actions and attitude will directly impact the enjoyment of those around you. Taking stock of that Michigan Golf Journal
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