When you find the place with a bucket of 70 balls for $5, yellow yard markers stretched to 250 yards, and the peaceful tranquility and stillness of country roads void of the hustle of traffic and speed of everyday life, you have found a sense of solitude and can truly appreciate that golf’s purpose extends beyond a scorecard with sprinkled in birdies and occasional bogeys that test your concentration and sanity. To me, golf has many more lessons to provide. Through the sculpted Midwest landscape of endless cornfields and the arteries of countryside roads intersecting like the lifelines in your…
Author: Jeff Erdmann
Jeff Erdmann
At one time, Jeff Erdmann was online editor of the Gravity Games in Southern California, and then switched career paths and became a middle school reading and writing teacher in Wisconsin. As an avid golfer,he loves roaming the Midwest in the summer searching for new golf courses to experience.