That is certainly the case for me, and my dysfunctional golf game. The purely struck golf shot is a thing of beauty but it's like trying to catch lightning in a bottle during a typical round of hitting all kinds of shots with different clubs from different lies, etc.
The difference in an occasional 75 and a dissapointing 85 for me is if I don't hit a couple OB off the tee or a pulled iron shot to a green stays up instead of rolling into a water hazard.
Learning to have "good misses" is a big part of the game.
Josh is a youth director. He love's his job and feels guilty that he still wants to play golf. I've tried to explain that if he was successful playing golf and gave the credit to Jesus Christ, that he could open up his potential to reach people he may never reach in a local church.
