RCCDO April 12 Bulletin

members . It is great to get our RCCDO
golf buddies together for our regular
game and/or for a road trip, but it is
also pretty cool to get paired up with
some random folks at the first tee and
see how things go with some strangers.
Usually before the first hole is over,
we’ve already started to bond and started
making friends.
PP Mar Paano
-The pure shot
I know you all know what I’m talking
about; striking that ball right on the
money and feeling that sensation of a
pure strike course through the club, up
through your arms, and throughout your
body. OH WHAT A FEELING!!!
-The Road trip
Golf for A Cause Project Chairman PP Caloy Gorospe
at Pueblo’s 10th
We love to play new courses. we find
the discovery of something new on the
golf course to be fascinating. But we
also like the actual trip to get there.
Whether taking a trip to Marapara, Bacolod
and attend the PHIL. ROTARY
FRIENDSHIP AND GOLFING FELLOW-
SHIP (PRFGF), seeing some new towns
or traveling to a new part of the country,
we love it. To experience new cultures,
new landscapes, and meeting new
people is always interesting and worthwhile
to us.
-Giving back
We believe giving back is one of the
greatest lesson in life we can teach our
community: that through our actions,
people will discover who we are. We
love that the foundation of the game of
golf is built on giving. Just like our 2014
Golf For A Cause project under the presidency
of RTN Mar Paano and the chairmanship
of PP Caloy Gorospe, we found
this approach to helping others to be
fundamental to what the nature of the
game is all about.
-Endless learning
We love that the game has endless ways
to study it. Learn on how to swing the
driver, the set of irons, the sand shot,
the chip, the pitch, the putt. And get to
learn the fade, stinger, and draw just to
name a few. But if you are tired from
practicing and playing too much, why
not study the history of the game. Or
the theories behind golf course architec-
Continued, GOLF, p.16
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