Bennett watched as Jogriman ostentatiously removed his gloves and sat down, and he too followed suit by taking a seat opposite Jogriman, with a massive desk separating them.
Although everyone, including themselves, was aware of the irreconcilable conflict between them, no one would show it, and they would even pretend it didn't exist.
"You could play golf on the course; you'll have a better experience than here," Bennett sneered. "You know, the feeling of swinging with all your strength is completely different from the need to control not to hit the ball astray, and you can find other pleasures there."
Here, the pleasure refers to more complex terrain environments, which have become a way to attract attention and gain joy in golf.
The feeling of hitting a ball into the hole in one stroke on a flat surface is completely different from achieving the same in complicated sand or shallow water; that sense of achievement surely surpasses anything acquired in the office.
