Apologies and Golf
George shares a poignant story about confronting his past and the importance of making amends, even years later. He reflects on the lessons learned from a coach who offered him crucial advice, highlighting how those moments shape our lives. Additionally, he reminisces about his childhood rituals surrounding golf, illustrating how a simple seven iron became a symbol of his early passion for the game.In this clip
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