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On Tour: International golf at Zurich

This Saturday, the ESN has loaded for the golfing community. After initial active interest in the Internet, we were finally even to eight. So I went with seven teammates, and six teammates and a sports companion, according to Spitz field. Working it a funny Irishman with his wife, a small but nice driving range. One of the three Swiss ESNL has been playing golf for many years and has with us a little beginner course on swing and posture made. After some initial trial and warm-up we started our little "competition". At first the balls were flying, driven by the small iron on the lawn. Then we have brandished the big stick and moved the little balls to get rid of something rabid. Within a short time, it was clear that France with a Starterin and a starter, will have nothing to do with the victory. Thus developed a three-way battle between the Netherlands, with a starter, Switzerland, with three starters and Germany, Two starters. The extensive experience and technology of our seemingly Dutch teammates provided a lot of respect for the deduction point. Overall, the team effort of the Swiss colleagues is emphasized.

After the last ball was hit on the green and gradually stopped the thirst, we moved to a nearby pub. There was a little philosophizing on the alleged sports-snob and enjoyed a cold beer. Back in Winterthur Jens has invited me to the dormitory. In Camp Maximus, the largest residence hall, are approximately 70 students. With private gym in the basement and a wonderful Roof terrace, it is probably the most beautiful of all student residences. Ten to twelve residents share a large living room with TV area and dining table. For fajitas in the international round, we have exchanged important words and phrases of the local language. Now the English and English and error-free "click, hiss and go" to express and much more.