What do you love most about golf?

[tonyy]

putting a tiny ball that we paid $4 into a hole that's 4 (and maybe soon 6") across.

Maybe 6"???

[GaijinGolfer]

I love everything about golf. I guess what I love about it the most is the challenge. No matter how good you are, you could always be better.

[Bogie Hokie]

I love being out on the course, hitting the rare shot that goes where I want it to, and spending time with my dad, brothers and grandfather.

[sabram]

I love that your stadium is a beautiful setting with all kinds of wildlife.

I love that for four hours it takes my mind off of everything that bothers me like work or family illnesses

I love meeting new people... golfers are almost universally nice on the golf course even if they are jerks in other contexts

I love hitting a good shot

I love playing a round that lowers my handicap

[x-forged]

I love golf for a lot of reasons, but my number one has to be just getting out on the course and not worrying about anything but playing golf. Its stress free and thats why I try to play so much.

[chris408]

I love every aspect of golf; the simplicity of the game, and the complexity of it's execution.

[mrgilmore]

I love that your stadium is a beautiful setting with all kinds of wildlife.

Nicely said

[b-squared]

I kinda love everything about golf, since its an experience I enjoy. Whether its the shots I'll remember forever or the shots I'd like to forget, there's the feeling of playing golf that I love. I especially love tee times(I always look forward to the tee time I've booked for me and 3 other friends/family at my home course), since tee times are the start of what we love to do...

[lordhamster]

What do I love most about golf?

BEER GIRLS! :)

But seriously,
Where else can you take a customer for 4.5 hours and have him thank you for getting to spend that time with you?

[welshy]

like the topic :)

Watching it predominantly and just being amazed at how good those guys are!

But when playing I love pulling off those shots that are 1 in a million (well for me anyway). Sinking that 50 ft putt, the approach to 3 ft, etc etc, it's all relative u know what I mean? Your first Birdie, first eagle, first time you hit that shot over the water carry that you haven't done before.

And then there is the ambience - some of the young ones may not understand (I never did) - but just appreciating the beauty of being outside in the wonderful surroundings of a well kept course...

Best of all?.. coming home to my wife, and for a change having the chance tell her about my day!

Cheers
Welshy