hey to far man, if your gonna troll a sport the soccer forum is right there.



the amount of retard in this statement is so overwhelming my head is actually exploding at the though of comprehending this shitfest retard of a comment.

This post was edited by blue_fire on Aug 18 2011 08:00pm

This causes major errors in my head..

nobody watches it, therefor its not a sport

next thing u no, some1 is gona tell me tennis is a sport lmao

This post was edited by Noun on Aug 20 2011 03:14am

Try it, im sure u will fail to stay concentrated for 5hours.
Come back when ur condition is good enought.



Noone watches it LOL
Cluesless as fuck. Check rydercup and majors dude.

This post was edited by Mikob on Aug 20 2011 07:40am

He has a point though.. golf takes no strength, speed or stamina. just precision and control. Golf would never get you tired.

hit the driving range and you'll find that's not entirely true...

But is that how golf is supposed to be played? No it's not..

Playing baseball doesn't get you tired.. yes it does, try hitting 100 balls in a row. @_@?

the driving range is an important part of the training and not some stupid workout to show how exhausting the sport is. stop being ridiculous!

i'm not saying all golf players are top athletes because that's simply not true but look at the best ones. most of them are well trained.
and a good drive (which is essential to most players) / fairway shot DOES require strength and speed!

lol, it's actually quite pointless to discuss it with someone who has obviously never played golf...

Haha I have once.. It's a lot more difficult than it seems. I don't know if it's a 'sport' or not.. who knows what that is even? Just saying that there is a way of seeing it in which you can't compare it any way to other sports.

Walking a standard golf course is roughly 6-7 miles and it's not a level playing field such as football baseball soccer etc. , you think fatigue of concentration isnt a factor? How about the 50 lb golf bag your strapping on your shoulders?