#Chapter 30: Challenge Accepted

“This chick actually thinks she can win?” one of the guests snickers as I head back to the golf cart where Hugo sits behind the wheel. “Honey, prepare to have your mind blown.” When I sit in the passenger side, Hugo glances at me. “You’ve picked a… different way of handling this.” “Without security, I had to think of my feet,” I explain. Hugo considers this. “I appreciate your ingenuity. And your confidence. Are you so sure you can beat them?” “I have to,” I say. “They could be professional golfers,” Hugo suggests. “They aren’t,” I reply. “Professional golfers would never treat their caddies this way.” Hugo hums, accepting this, and drives us to the next hole. The hole for our challenge is a par 3. This means that the hole should be completed with only two swings and a putt, for 3 strokes total. The distance from the tee to the green is not overly long, so most golfers opt out of using a driver. Yet the first rude guest to the tee carries his driver in his hand. He