Unthinkable
01-27-03, 04:36 PM
A businessman was attending a Conference in Africa. He had a free day
and wanted to play a round of Golf. There was a beautiful course nearby,
he was told, cut right from the heart of the jungle.
After a short journey, he arrived at the Course and advised the Pro that he wanted to play. "Sure," said the Pro, "what's your Handicap?"
Not wanting to admit that he had an 18 handicap, he decided to cut it a bit. "Well, it's 16," said the Businessman,"But what's the relevance
since I'll be playing alone."
"No, it's very important for us to know," said the Pro who then called a Caddy. "Go out with this Gentleman," said the Pro, "his handicap is 16." The businessman was very surprised at this constant reference to his handicap.
The Caddy picked up the businessman's bag and a large rifle. Again the
businessman was surprised but decided to ask no questions.
They arrived on the 1st Hole, a Par 4. "Please avoid those trees on the left," said the Caddy.
Needless to say, the businessman duck hooked his ball into the trees.
He found his ball and was about to punch it out when he heard the loud
crack of the rifle and a large snake fell dead from a tree above his head. The caddy stood next to him with the rifle smoking in his hand.
"That's the mamba, the most poisonous snake in all Africa, you're lucky I was here with you."
After taking a bogey on the hole, they moved to the 2nd, a Par 5.
"Avoid those bushes on the right," says the caddy. Of course, the businessman's ball went slicing away into the bushes.
As he went to pick up his ball, he heard the loud crack of the caddy's rifle once more and a huge lion fell dead at his feet. "I've saved your life again," said the caddy.
The 3rd hole was a Par 3 with a lake in front of the Green. The businessman's ball came up just short of the green and rolled back to the edge of the water. He had a shot. However, he had to place one foot into the lake to be able to play.
As he was about to chip the ball on to the green, a large crocodile emerged from the water and bit off his right leg. As he fell to the ground bleeding and in great pain, he saw the caddy with the
rifle propped at his side, looking on without concern.
"Why didn't you shoot it?" asked the man in pain.
"I'm sorry, Sir," said the caddy, "this is the 17th handicap hole, you don't get a shot here!
and wanted to play a round of Golf. There was a beautiful course nearby,
he was told, cut right from the heart of the jungle.
After a short journey, he arrived at the Course and advised the Pro that he wanted to play. "Sure," said the Pro, "what's your Handicap?"
Not wanting to admit that he had an 18 handicap, he decided to cut it a bit. "Well, it's 16," said the Businessman,"But what's the relevance
since I'll be playing alone."
"No, it's very important for us to know," said the Pro who then called a Caddy. "Go out with this Gentleman," said the Pro, "his handicap is 16." The businessman was very surprised at this constant reference to his handicap.
The Caddy picked up the businessman's bag and a large rifle. Again the
businessman was surprised but decided to ask no questions.
They arrived on the 1st Hole, a Par 4. "Please avoid those trees on the left," said the Caddy.
Needless to say, the businessman duck hooked his ball into the trees.
He found his ball and was about to punch it out when he heard the loud
crack of the rifle and a large snake fell dead from a tree above his head. The caddy stood next to him with the rifle smoking in his hand.
"That's the mamba, the most poisonous snake in all Africa, you're lucky I was here with you."
After taking a bogey on the hole, they moved to the 2nd, a Par 5.
"Avoid those bushes on the right," says the caddy. Of course, the businessman's ball went slicing away into the bushes.
As he went to pick up his ball, he heard the loud crack of the caddy's rifle once more and a huge lion fell dead at his feet. "I've saved your life again," said the caddy.
The 3rd hole was a Par 3 with a lake in front of the Green. The businessman's ball came up just short of the green and rolled back to the edge of the water. He had a shot. However, he had to place one foot into the lake to be able to play.
As he was about to chip the ball on to the green, a large crocodile emerged from the water and bit off his right leg. As he fell to the ground bleeding and in great pain, he saw the caddy with the
rifle propped at his side, looking on without concern.
"Why didn't you shoot it?" asked the man in pain.
"I'm sorry, Sir," said the caddy, "this is the 17th handicap hole, you don't get a shot here!