I just got news that the company that I have worked for since 2004 isn't going to be giving me a raise this year, and unless I'm a member of the GST (Global Sales Team) I can forget about a Christmas bonus either (and that wouldn't come until December 2009 now anyway). It's just a sign of the times that we live in, and another new notch on my already tightening belt. Now if I could only match David Lutterus on tour. For thouse of you who don't know, David Lutterus has made $34,171 on Tour so far this year, which would put him on course for making $100,000 this year assuming he makes an average of 11,111.11 per month and doesn't compete in the Silly Season. See, I'm not greedy. I'm just asking to be good enough to make a decent income on Tour, and once you take out travel expenses and money for my caddy, 100K really isn't a lot, now is it? All that I'm asking is to average 70.94 per round, and make half of the cuts. Though my name suggests that I seek Tiger level fame and game, really, all I want is to not get kicked around by some big corporation that has had my loyalty for almost four years. Is that too much to ask?
Now all I need is an instructor who will take me to that level of play. If you can help an inexperienced, 24 year old golfer who has yet to break 100 to get to just a tad better than scratch, contact me. Payment will be received after I reach my desired skill level. Any takers?
Thank you for reading today's rant.
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Western Iowa USA
Joined: 11/17/2007 |
Posted: Mar 19, 2008 | 6:32 PM PST
Think of what you could make if you could just shoot -1 for each of the first two rounds in a PGA tournament (a -2 will usually make the cut), then shoot even par on Sat and Sunday. One year of shooting like that every week would give you way more money than I made working my entire life.
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Cumbria, UK
Joined: 08/16/2007 |
Posted: Mar 23, 2008 | 11:45 AM PST
I've got a soggy shoulder if you want one.Just keep having fun & the rest will come. |
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Orem, UT
Joined: 08/16/2007 |
Posted: Mar 24, 2008 | 9:17 AM PST
Oh, I'm having fun. The purpose of this post was not to complain about my golfing. I have fun doing it, even if I'm nowhere near the level that I wish I was at. The purpose was to subtly take a jab at the way that corporations treat their employees and contrast it with the freedom that even the mid-level professional golfers enjoy. I hope that your shoulder improves.
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