Heir apparent.

So the Europeans won the Ryder Cup. I didn't know much about golf. People say its an old man's game. Youth won't dwell with it not until they reach their 30s (the average age when people starts to play golf). But now young people are getting wealthier because of the dot com boom and the economic prosperity. More young people are entering the game at a younger age.


Well, myself not included in the group. But, I am thinking a lot about getting into the sport. Actually, it is not only a sport, it can be one of the means to do some networking that might be of a beneficiary to me. Last weekend, I met an amateur golfer and he tried to convince me to 'take arms' buying a used set off the Yahoo auction site. The thing is, what I am afraid of, that if I start to do something, I would do it all the way to the end. I'm not sure whether I would be able to have the time to spend nor the financial means to support it. But I will dig these two up just to satisfy myself, leaving other usual things unfocused. That's me. Hobby is a dangerous thing.

But for sure I would love to get my hands on one of those fixed gear bikes. But I don't want to be associated as a hipster.