What is it about Bill Clinton and Australian golf?
In 1997, Clinton tore a tendon in his knee after a tumble at Aussie golfer Greg Norman’s home.
Then earlier this week he was snubbed when attempting to squeeze in a round at Medway Golf Club in Australia.
My favorite part of the story is the reaction of a couple of club members.
"We can't deprive the paying members of their golf, even for an ex-president," said 62-year-old member Wendy Alley. "But it would have been a buzz for the ladies. There's no Monica Lewinsky here -- we're better."
In 1997, Clinton tore a tendon in his knee after a tumble at Aussie golfer Greg Norman’s home.
Then earlier this week he was snubbed when attempting to squeeze in a round at Medway Golf Club in Australia.
My favorite part of the story is the reaction of a couple of club members.
"We can't deprive the paying members of their golf, even for an ex-president," said 62-year-old member Wendy Alley. "But it would have been a buzz for the ladies. There's no Monica Lewinsky here -- we're better."
Ms Alley's regular golf partner, Lorraine Bramley, agreed: "We would have played with him -- golf, that is."
I’m sorry. I have this mental picture of Clinton emulating the Bill Murray role in “Caddyshack.” You know the scene. Within the first 5-10 minutes of the movie where Murray’s character is making perverted statements about the ladies at the green while moving the ball washer up and down.
The resemblance is uncanny!
Funny!! (And true!!)
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