I'm going to roll over and let you win. In fact, if you expect me to do that, then I think I'm calling on the wrong sort of person. You can tell an awful lot about a person by how they behave on the golf course, and it's probably a good practice to pay attention to their behavior. Some things are more obvious than others. If you ever run into someone like that, just check your watch after you shake his hand.
Some behaviors are less obvious than others.
There's a lot of truth in that. For one of the few times that I can remember, though, I had the tables turned on me last week. Suddenly I was the client being asked to move our sales call to the golf course. Obviously, I had no problem doing that, but I also was more aware of my behavior. To his credit, he took great pride in beating me.