So, I stumbled upon this “Trevino Lee” thing, and I thought, “Why not give it a shot?” I’m always up for trying something new, especially if it involves, well, anything really. I mean, who is this Trevino Lee guy anyway? Let’s find out, and I’ll record every step here. That’s the fun part for me.
First, I just typed “Trevino Lee” into the search bar. I did this to see whatever pops up first, just raw and unfiltered.
Then, It showed many different results, but most of them is about golf. Ok, the golf player, I know this guy. But I still do not know what to practice. I keep searching, and finally I found something interesting. It’s a move, a golf swing, a signature, and it seems fun!
Okay, so I went outside, I don’t have golf clubs. No problem! I grabbed a broom from the garage. It’s not exactly a golf club, but hey, it’s got a handle and a… sweeping end. Close enough, right?
Practicing the Swing (with a Broom!)
- Step 1: The Grip. I held the broom like I’d seen golfers hold their clubs, kind of a firm but relaxed grip. It felt a little silly, but whatever.
- Step 2: The Stance. I stood with my feet shoulder-width apart, bent my knees a bit, and tried to look like I knew what I was doing. My neighbor gave me a weird look, but I ignored him.
- Step3: The Swing Itself! I tried, I really did. The broom is heavier than a real golf club and I almost fall down. I got my body turned, weight shifted, and tried for that smooth, satisfying follow-through.
I did this maybe, I don’t know, twenty times? I think, my arms started to get tired. The broom kept hitting the ground, and I realized my yard is not a golf course, very bumpy, and my neighbor is still watching with his dog.
The Result
Well, I didn’t magically become a golf pro. But I did have some fun, got some exercise, and proved to myself that you can try anything, even with a broom. Maybe I’ll try it with a real golf club. One day. For now, I’m happy with my broom-swinging adventure. And I am sure Trevino Lee would be very proud of me.
