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Today I saw a sunrise at my home and a sunset at a club house of our country club and I could take shots on both of them. It was about one degree, the coldest morning in this winter at Tokyo. At the county club, it had a first frost. It was a bit past 10:30 when we started a round. But a few greens were frozen in morning. It was really a fine day without any piece of clouds in blue sky. During the day time, it was rather warm and no wind. We could enjoy playing golf under fine weather.
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It has been warm this winter so that new green sprouts grew from the withered turf. But once it had frost, the spouts would die ( this morning's frost did not harm them.)
Mr. Setsuo Kambe, a class mate ( his age is 81, a few years older than us because he was a student at our university dispatched from army,) made a record score of 91 strokes a few days ago. And he asked Mr. Kitagawa to have a match with us at the earliest occasion. We decided to play together with him to learn some secrets about his golf.