There is an unspoken rhythm to golf that can only be felt through the soles of your feet. When you climb the crest of a dunes ridge, bag slung over your shoulder, feeling the damp morning air off the sea, you are participating in the exact same sensory experience that captivated Scottish shepherds five centuries ago.
The Velocity of Thinking
Riding in an electric golf cart alters the fundamental psychology of the round. It compresses the time between shots into sudden bursts of acceleration, tire whine, and abrupt braking. Walking gives your mind three minutes to digest a bad swing, let the frustration evaporate, and formulate a creative escape plan before you reach your next lie.
