When you’re in the rough, you have to believe, like golfer Lowry

Aren’t the real heroes the ones who transcend difficulty, who rise above the ordinary, asks Fergus Finlay

When you’re in the rough, you have to believe, like golfer Lowry

Aren’t the real heroes the ones who transcend difficulty, who rise above the ordinary, asks Fergus Finlay

I’M a golfer. I love that when I’m playing golf, I can leave my troubles at the gate and pick them up again a few hours later. I love that even the worst of us get to do something great every once in a while. Latterly, I love that I have an 11-year-old grandson who’s better than me (and, if I’m lucky, more golfing grandchildren will come along behind him).

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