Authors Note:
The game of golf is perhaps the most frustrating sport ever invented by man. While playing with my brothers I noticed how full of double entendre and dual meanings so many of the commonly used terms could be if a man and woman were playing. I don't usually write M/F sex stories, but this idea would only work with a man and woman. Also, some of the terms work better with an interracial cast. I do hope readers enjoy the sex in this story, and I hope everyone can get some enjoyment from the sexual byplay in so many of golf's innocently uttered phrases. If you have never played, the terms may lose some of their enjoyment value and the descriptions of the course may bog you down. I apologize for this before hand, but without them the situational utterance of phrases makes no sense. This is new territory for me as an author and all comments, both pro and con will be most appreciated.
CET
Jill Carrington slowly brought her club up. She paused at the top of her swing and then brought the club down, remembering to close her hips and follow through. She left the club head just a little open as insurance against getting wet. She was driving from the championship tees and she didn't want to end up in the water hazard, but she also didn't want to short arm her drive in fear of it.
Her drive sailed off and the little bit of slice pushed it away from the hazard as she had hoped. The ball bounced high and rolled much further than she had expected. The Lakes was a beautiful course, but it was a killer for players who couldn't make their shots slice or hook. There were only two or three holes where you could play a straight drive and still be in good position for your next shot.
"Hell of a drive, hun," her husband, Reed said as he teed up.
"Thanks," she replied as she stepped back.
Reed drove his ball short of the hazard. He played a very conservative game and on bad days for her, he would win by several strokes. When Jill was having a good day, he would loose by just as many. It would have evened out, but Jill had far more good days than bad. She had played on her college team and had even made the cut as an amateur on an LPGA event before she graduated and her family took precedence over golf.
Dr. Hackett, her husband's boss teed up next. Unlike most players, he didn't use an over sized driver with a graphite shaft. He was old school, still using metal shafts and woods with actual wooden heads. And he still routinely beat them all. Jill had won three times since they began playing every Sunday a year ago when Reed had joined the Dr.'s practice. Reed had never won, nor had Mike Sharpe, the fourth member of their party.
Dr. Hackett played it just like Jill had, but his ball didn't roll as much, leaving him well short of her drive.
Mike teed up last. He was a large man with ebony skin and the physique of a body builder. As one would expect from his size, he hit the ball a country mile, but his short game often derailed the long drives. He and Reed kept up a friendly rivalry over not taking last. Mike's drive was long, but sliced terribly as he often did when he wasn't paying attention to how he addressed the ball. Luckily for him, it ended up on the tenth hole's fairway, so he actually had a pretty decent approach shoot.
Reed climbed into the cart with Dr. Hackett, causing Jill to shoot him a dirty look. She had told him several times she didn't like riding with Mike. When he was paying enough attention to ask why, she always remained vague and he just didn't seem to get her subtle hints.
The truth of the matter was that Mike made her very nervous. He was an intimidating man, who oozed self confidence and he had an animal magnetism that she couldn't deny. Whenever they were together his eyes undressed her and his comments were always dripping with sexual innuendo. He had been hitting on her for over three months and in the last couple, she had found herself flirting back. It was deeply disturbing to her.
It wasn't as if she planned on cheating on Reed, or planned on having sex with Mike, but she hadn't planned on flirting with him either. It had just happened. His frank admiration and take-charge, aggressive personality were like an aphrodisiac to her. She knew he would eventually try to go farther, and she knew she would have to rebuff him, but it would have been a lot easier if her husband had just listened to her and made sure they weren't alone together.
Today she had woken up randy, and it had been building through the morning. She wasn't positive she would be able to resist if Mike did get frisky. In her heart of hearts, she wasn't even sure she didn't hope he would try. Not that she had admitted any of that to herself.
Mike took off, tearing across the fairway and bumping over the raised area between several trees that separated the first and tenth holes.
"Did you see where I went?"
"I think that's you, there," she said, pointing at a ball in the middle of the fairway.
Mike drove up, stopped next to it and looked down.
"Maxfly Xl, yep that's me. You're good with white balls," he said as he smiled and got out to retrieve a club from his bag.
"Orange too," she said.
"How bout black?" he added as he addressed his ball.
"Don't know anyone who plays with black balls."
"Really? A lot of white girls do," he replied, laughing when Jill blushed.
Mike smashed a shot that sailed way over the green.
"Jeeze Mike, what did you use?"
"Three iron," he replied, sliding the club back into his bag.
"Too much club," she said.
"That's what all the white girls say," he replied before starting off again and smiling at Jill.
When they reached the other cart Jill selected a pitching wedge. She put the ball far forward in her stance and made good contact, sticking it on the green only two feet from the pin.
"Beautiful shot," Dr. Hackett commented.
"Thank you," she replied.
"You're really good at getting up and down," Mike said.
Neither her husband nor Dr. Hackett noticed, but Jill looked over her shoulder to see Mike smiling like the Cheshire cat. He was getting bolder and she should have done something to let him know she didn't appreciate it, but she just smiled and shook her head instead when he winked.
Even though it was a gimme, Jill went ahead and sank the putt. Dr. Hackett pushed his birdie attempt, but sank a short putt to save par. Reed was lying three, but sank a difficult fourteen footer to save par. Mike was lying four, pushed his bogie attempt and only saved double with a good six foot putt.
"Gotcha," Reed said as they walked back towards the carts.
"Yeah well, some holes are harder to get into than others," Mike said.