Golfing During The Raining Season

Tiger Woods has apparently patched things up with Steve Williams. Sometimes people or friends working closely together can still fall out. Maybe what Woods did was not nice and Williams said something that was terrible. That's a golfer and his caddie. There are golfers who may at times treat us like caddies as they do not pick up the flag-stick throughout a game. Picking up a flag stick is part and parcel of the game and usually the golfer who finished the hole earlier should do that. It is also a noble act of courtesy but picking up a flag stick during a storm can be dangerous as it becomes the highest point on the green and is a lightning conductor. Evil people who disguise as golfers can also attract lightning so beware who you golf with. Some golfers are just downright negative. They see a dark cloud in the morning and they will keep saying it is going to rain. (This is the view of a storm threatening at Serapong course at Sentosa). ...