Given that the snow banks on the sides of the driveway are taller than SteelyKid, it might not seem like time for golf. If she's going to reach her goal of being the first toddler to win an event on the PGA Tour, though, she can't afford to take time off from practicing:
Swing coach Appa says "You might consider holding the club with both hands..."
From that range, though, she could hardly miss. Which gets us to the most important part of the game:
Jumping up and down after making a shot is the best part of golf.
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Keith Olberman on Bush’s sacrifice of his golf game:
Not everyone knows what's inside a golf ball. I do. Or I thought I did.
What a charming President we have:
For the first time, Bush revealed a personal way in which he has tried to acknowledge the sacrifice of soldiers and their families: He has given up golf.
Mission control: You need to bend your knees a little more. Keep your head down.
Alan Shepard: I'm... wearing a space suit.
Mission control: Just trying to help.
This might be a good time to introduce the "no bats above the waist" rule. Comes in handy for croquet as well. Go PGA toddler!
Don't you mean the LPGA Tour? Or is she really that ambitious?
Ahem. Doesn't look like the ball actually moved, though. =P
No doubt, in a few more years, she'll be playing golf with her Grammy and Grampy Melson in North Port. Can't wait!
Perhaps she has a future as a hockey player rather than a golfer?