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"Every time I hit the golf ball, my stress level goes down.  This certainly justifies why I hit so-o-o many shots."

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Personalized parts are highlighted in yellow.   Rob learned long ago that golf is a game you play to win.  After all, there's usually a wager or two at stake.   Over the years, Rob has learned to hold his breath on his backswing, play the ball where it lies, and never worry about a little water.

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The Game of Golf, Rob's Way

a personalized storybook.

This book was created especially for

Robert Newman

a golfer without equal!

May 18, 2010

The game of golf, as we know it, was developed in Scotland in the early 1700's.  Since its humble beginnings, the game has exploded in popularity around the world.  From its legendary stars like Slammin' Sammy Snead to the current crop of rising stars on the PGA and LPGA tours, the game has been played many ways.

And then, there is Rob Newman's way!

Rob along with Wrenny often tee it up on their favorite golf course, Pebble Beach.  When this happens, the only thing safe from their golf shots is the middle of the fairway.  Worms, trees, ducks, fish and birds are in mortal danger!

Rumors to the contrary, Rob is no cheapskate.  The truth is, Rob may be a bit frugal when it comes to less important issues like retirement planning, dental work and back - taxes - but not when it comes to golf equipment.

Rob learned long ago that golf is a game you play to win.  After all, there's usually a wager or two at stake.

Over the years, Rob has learned to hold his breath on his backswing, play the ball where it lies, and never worry about a little water.

Golf is not the most important thing in Rob's life.  He knows how to set priorities and put things into perspective.  It is not true that Rob once played an entire round of golf in a tornado.

He played 17 holes - his golf clubs blew away!

Every golfer dreams about a perfect round of golf.  This is a game where every drive is down the middle of the fairway, every green is hit in regulation, and every putt is knocked into the center of the cup.

Some golfers even aspire to the ultimate accomplishment - shooting one's age.  Rob has no trouble shooting his age.  The problem is, he does it on the first few holes.

Most "good" golfers have a collection of shots for every occasion.  These include a fade, a draw, a bank shot, and a bunker shot.

Rob also has a collection of golf shots including the worm burner, the skull, and the pop-fly.  His best shot is called, "Ooops, that's a mulligan," so named by Wrenny.

Years ago, a golf handicap system was invented.  This system was designed to let golfers of different skills and abilities play against one another on an equal basis.  The idea is to take the best 10 rounds of a golfer's last 20 rounds and use these to determine one's handicap.

The system has one major flaw for Rob: he has never played 10 rounds of golf worth counting.

One of the reasons Rob plays golf is for the exercise it provides.  Other activities were just not right for Rob.  He tried swimming, but kept sinking to the bottom.  He tried tennis, but the net kept getting in the way.  Jumping to conclusions was fine, but tired him out.

Golf provides exactly the right amount of exercise for a finely tuned athletic body like Rob's.

After most rounds of golf, Rob usually joins Wrenny for a visit to the 19th hold.  This provides them with a chance to rehash the shots of the day, settle the wagers, and plan their next outing.

The scene is usually the same.  Rob delays in the pro shop until the drinks are bought.  Then he rehashes all of his unlucky bounces, pays off his tabs, and leaves just before it is his turn to buy.

Despite his apparent lack of skill, Rob still manages to hit the occasional good golf shot.  There is still talk about the birdie Rob got last year when he miraculously hit his shot out of a deep bunker right into the hole.

Rob Newman and his partners play golf for the love of the game.  For them it's an outing, a chance to get close to nature, and a way to relieve tension.  Rob once said, "Every time I hit the golfball, my stress level goes down."

Otherwise, why would he hit so many shots?

Rob has always dreamed about writing his own golf book.  Some of the titles he has considered include:

Rob's Tips on Lining Up Your 4th Putt

Golf and Divorce:  Do It Rob's Way

The 19th Hole:  How Rob Never Buys

Despite suffering through years and years of frustration playing golf his way, Rob has always remained a good sport.  His demeanor is beyond reproach, he never loses control, and his voice is never loud enough for anyone over a mile away.

This, together with the fact that Rob always pays off his losing bets, makes him the perfect partner.

The game of golf is certainly a challenge to Rob Newman.  Many friends, including Wrenny, ask why he even plays the game.  The reason is simple.  Rob enjoys watching miraculous events such as a long putt dropping in or an iron shot finding its way into the hole.

Rob would enjoy it even more if he were the person hitting these shots.

Dear Rob:

Enjoy the game as you play it.  Don't let your scores ruin your day.  Think of golf the same way you think about bowling:  the higher the scores, the better.

To Rob

Love Wrenny

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