i dunno man…i wouldnt have wanted phelps’ life up to this point. think of how much of his formative years he surrendered to training and competing. blech. id hate to feel used up in my mid-20′s.

sure he can do whatever he wants now…but does he even know what he wants after a childhood of coaches and being ferried from event to event?

he wants to golf. like, um, you.

It is sombering to realize that some people just have a horseshoe up their ass, and are blessed by the gods in everything they do.

i dunno man…i wouldnt have wanted phelps’ life up to this point. think of how much of his formative years he surrendered to training and competing. blech. id hate to feel used up in my mid-20′s.

sure he can do whatever he wants now…but does he even know what he wants after a childhood of coaches and being ferried from event to event?

Good things happen to good people, amiright?

It is sombering to realize that some people just have a horseshoe up their ass, and are blessed by the gods in everything they do.

As a Baltimorean(?), who frequents some of the same watering holes, I can safely say that is 100% correct.

/assuming that was sarcastic

I’m not learned on golf beyond what I skim when Spencer posts, but that seems like an unnecessarily large green.

part of the beauty of golf course design…long putts are very hard shots to judge. there might not seem like much trouble from 100+ yards away but id much rather have a pitch than a long putt from the same distance.