Only located a few blocks from my office, I obviously joined the event a few hours later during the lunch break trying to hit some wild balls on this crazy place as golfing on Times Square must be awesome…
Above my head one gigantic and
very coloured Times Square screen showing the golf brand name featuring the
event.
Golf players are lining up while
some of us are putting balls on the practice area before entering the practice
“cage” to beat some balls and enjoy the moment. The sun finally showed up
magnificently despite his terrible absence during the coldest and snowiest
winter of the century! The purpose of the world challenge was to test the gain of distance using the new set of Taylor Made (TM) irons called the Speed Pocket model which is characterised by “a 2 millimeter-wide slot in the sole of the clubs from 3- to 7-iron designed to flex and rebound at impact to promote faster ball speed, higher launch angles and stronger ball flight”.
After a few minutes warming-up,
we were offered the opportunity to compare three balls hit with the previous
model of TM irons with three balls hit with the new model. The winner of the
challenge would be the player with the greatest distance improvement. Let’s do
this!
I passed in front of Hank Haney,
the previous golf teacher of Tiger Woods, who was obviously more busy fixing the
swing of the cute blond lady than busy looking at my astonishing golf swing…
too bad for me as the only lady in the cage was improving a lot thanks to Hank
precious advices…
The challenge for distance gained
was eventually won by NY (how else could it be?) winning the event with the craziest
distance ever seen on this planet………………….tada……………..65 yards!
Yes, 65! Well I am not sure whether
these winners messed it up starting to hit balls with a putter and then tried the
new TM irons that launch golf missiles in outer space but the difference was
huge. Well done, guys, let’s buy this now!
Dressed up in suit, I personally gained
22 yards which I thought was pretty conservative and aligned with the marketing
announcements of the brand…however too conservative to win the world title…
No comments:
Post a Comment