Have you ever played golf on a non-solid surface? I have, since I invented it.

This sport can be

played with two or more individuals. To begin with, one team will stand on one side of the pond while
the other stands on the other. The rectangular pond was filled 75% with a non-Newtonian fluid mixed
with corn starch and water on one side and 25% with sand on the other side, where the goal was placed.
The goal is identical to that of soccer. When the umpire tosses the golf ball upward, whoever gets the
ball is the offense, and the other team is the defense. To score a point, the offense had to hit the ball into
the goal with their golf clubs. To allow the golf ball to be defended, the defender will need to employ a
golf club. The first round will be over in 30 minutes. The first-round offense is now the defense, and the
defense before that is now the offense. If the scores were even after four rounds, they would have a 10-
minute round for each side instead of 30 minutes. The rounds continue to be added until they do not
have the same number of points, and the team with the most points wins.

Look at these two people who are now competing in a competition. They fixate on every ball so
that the opponent does not score. However, things do not go as planned. As the crowd applauded, the
opponent struck a ball to the net as quickly as possible, and the ball went in without being guarded. The
first round ended after 30 minutes. The offense exchanges high-fives with a smile on their faces. The
defense seems as though they have already lost this game. Some even lie on the sports
field with their eyes closed, with just the team captain remaining cool and assuring the other team
members that they can do it. The arrogant defenses are not paying attention to the game because they
already know they're going to win. Except for the team leader, the offenses are all at a loss. The team
captain seizes a wonderful chance, striking the ball into the net with minimal effort because no defender
is attempting to keep the ball out. The entire audience begins to cheer, and some cannot believe their
sight. The team leader is the brightest star in the sky. More significantly, he inspires the entire crew.
This round is still 17 minutes away from completion. The defensive team is now paying attention to the
other team's ball because they do not want their score to be surpassed by the other team. On offense, one
of the teammates named Tom McCann tries to get some points for his squad. Unfortunately, every
single ball he hits is being defended. In the third and fourth rounds, neither the attack nor the defense
receive any points. It is time for some more rounds now. One participant hit a ball directly into the goal
during the first play-off. Experts estimate the ball's speed to be 63.2 km/h. Almost everyone in the
audience applauded. The referee blows the whistle; it is the second half of the first play-off, and
everyone's hearts are racing. Some people are chewing their bottom lips. Others experienced butterflies
in their stomachs. After three minutes, the offensive team received one point as a result of a defensive
error. The defenders' hearts are beating faster than ever. From their feet to their entire body, they are
shaking and trembling uncontrollably. They must defend flawlessly for the next five minutes if they are
not to lose this game. However, with only 14 seconds remaining before the game is over, Tom McCann
hits the ball into goal, and they win the game.

Even though Tom McCann’s team wins, they said to the other team that their friendship made in
this competition is much more important that the competition itself. These two teams became great
friends.