Why this exec would love to play golf with the former treasurer

How did you start playingI am an enthusiastic amateur, having started only two years ago during COVID-19. A former colleague, Dean Samson, introduced me to the game and it has been life changing. If not for the pandemic, I may not have become a golfer. Being able to play outside also helped me cope with the COVID-related business ups and downs.

Raj Singh at Mount Lawley Golf Club in Perth. Being outdoors is part of the attraction of the game, he says.Mount Lawley Golf Club. It’s walking distance from home. The facilities and clubhouse are very nice, and I enjoy being among the native trees and birds there.Repairing ball marks [on the green].A few hours on the course, surrounded by greenery, always clears my head. Often when I’m solving problems, a round of golf helps me think more carefully. My decision-making and creativity improve.

A dream is to travel to Sweden and play with some close friends, as I know there are some beautiful golf courses there, such as Bro Hof Slott in Upplands-Bro, and Falsterbo Golfklubb, one of the oldest clubs in the country.I have played laughably badly many times, but I don’t take myself too seriously. And people are very encouraging – many give you tips. It’s good to play with members who know the game inside out.

. I was fortunate to meet him at a recent Chamber of Commerce and Industry WA event in Perth. He has a lovely manner and I think he is a highly intelligent man.It’s addictive, and I don’t have enough time to play more often than once a week.I believe golf can be a form of meditation. Walking gently in nature is a tonic – ecotherapy, if you like. Golf helps me achieve a state of flow. I finish games energised, and my demeanour, if you ask my wife, is more light-hearted.

Oh spare us about worstTreasurer ever. Did Avacare get jobseeker? Sounds like Coorey piece.

The AFR is into personals these days?

Golf! FFS

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