Golf Poetry For Spring
Spring is here, and in its honor, I present a bit of golf poetry. The first is from an anonymous author from 1900; the second is my own little verse.
In The Spring by Anonymous, circa 1900 IN the spring a richer tinting comes upon the verdant scene ; In the spring the eager golfers crowd once more around the green; In the spring a mighty longing sweeps the city's crowded plots ; In the spring a young man's fancy lightly turns to mashie shots.
Spring is a great time for Michigan golf. Greening grass, budding trees and emerging flowers signal the beginning of an all-too-brief Michigan golf season. Cool air makes walking pleasant, although spring rain often makes the ground damp.
The time change facilitates a lot of golf. Starting this week, I can play golf at Washtenaw Golf Club (course link) near GolfBlogger World Headquarters until nearly eight o’clock in the evening.. By the end of April, it will be light until 8:30 pm. By the end of May, it won’t get dark until after 9 pm.
That’s enough to make any golfer wax poetic. So I wrote my own little ditty:
How I love Daylight Saving Time, The longer days are quite sublime With clocks sprung forward, I embrace the way, The time shift brings me longer days. No longer rushed by setting sun There's now more time for golfing fun. I finished nine! Let's play nine more! Golf's what Daylight Saving's for! by The Original GolfBlogger, 2023
