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I have intercepted the following message which was destined for the Titleist’s Research & Development department.
What have you guys done? I’m an avid NXT user who loves them so much that
I got a stockpile of them when they were on sale. Yesterday, while near
the end of my round, I found a new NXT Extreme in the rough and stuck it
in my pocket. The next hole is a 290 yard uphill par 4 that I have been
trying to drive for years. I’ve come close but never quite made it. When I
got to the tee there was a good cross wind blowing so I figured today
would not be the day either. I tee’d up a ball and hit the most beautiful
drive I can remember. I figured it was gonna be a little short but at
least it was straight. When I got up to the green there was a ball on the
back of the green with a pitchmark right in the middle of the green. I
marked the ball and then realized that I had just hit the NXT Extreme that
I had just found. Ian is right, you have ruined the game with these new
balls. Now I have to keep this a secret from my playing partners in order
to keep an advantage over them. I can’t allow them to find out about this.
At the very least I have to keep it a secret until I use up my stockpile
of NXT’s and NXT Tours. Stop the advertising. I can’t let them get their
hands on these balls that are obviously the sinister design of Satan
himself.
Jim “Bones” Carbone
Fairfield, Ohio
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You should be happy Ian. You’re making people scared of the balls and you’re destroying the game of golf!
Johnson MacCallister, eh? It’s one thing to talk treasonous gibberish, but quite another to sully the honourable MacCallister name. If you feel compelled to spout your misguided bile, at least have the decency to use your true name… Mr. Wally Uihlein!