SP offers poor role models. After all, they have to grow up and live in the same society that adults are now creating. Where It Lies . Makes sense to me. The spiritual feature works for me too.
Golfers tend to be very religious.
Never have I heard the Lord's name invoked with greater frequency than at the golf course. At any rate, Father Linder uncovers many parallels between the game of golf and spiritual truth, including the gift of unexpected joy, acceptance of powerlessness, the need to rid oneself of delusion, and the value of personal integrity. Father Linder approaches each chapter of the book from the perspective of a course hazard or a weakness in one's game and then employs terms like grip, tempo, short game, power and touch, and attitude to draw spiritual parallels to the mystery of life that surrounds everyone, not just golfers. And there are lessons for everyone. If you think you have everything under control, take up the game of golf.