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Stewart Decker hopped out of the golf cart and grabbed his favorite driver. “This is my good-luck driver, Sterling. Watch out, son. Don’t get in the way of big daddy Decker.”
“Yikes. Watch out, ladies and gentlemen. Go ahead, Your Honor,” said Sterling, who adjusted his golf polo.
Stewart put down his tee and golf ball and took a practice swing.
“Get ready. I’m going to kill it,” said Stewart, who played once a week and prided himself on his perfect golf swing.
“Great shot. That is going to be a tough one to beat,” said Sterling, who walked onto the green. He put down his tee and ball in the correct position.
“Don’t get too nervous now, Mr. CEO,” responded Decker.
Sterling had become a very good golf player, as he had been wining and dining his clients on the golf course for deca
