
Davies, who said he came into golf by pure accident, even noted that he is yet to see a game that is so engaging to that point anyone involved will hardly think of anything else, not to mention mischief.
“Truth is, I heard about the game from several people and places but not once did I think of ever getting involved,’’ Davies said. “I wasn`t even watching the game from anywhere because I considered it a waste of time. I must confess that the game was not just happening in my life.
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“But on this day, my good friend, Charles Ajibode, asked me to come along to the Ibadan Golf Club for lunch and I obliged.
At the place, he took me to the kitchen, where I ordered for my food. While waiting for the food to be ready, I sighted another close friend, Barrister S.I. Salami, who had been a bosom friend way back in Lagos. He, too, came for lunch.
“Before I could know what was happening, seven of my great friends came in quick succession for same lunch. After lunch, all of them moved inside the course for a game. I was amused and told myself there must be something about this place.
Without any prompting from anyone, I called for the membership form and joined that day.
“I quickly got engrossed in the game to that point a day would not pass without me playing. The Golf Club could be anything, but to me, it is a place where you meet genuine friends, who are truly concerned about your well being. There can never be a game like golf.”
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