After a perfect drive, I proceeded to shank it on my second shot.
Don't let the crowd get to you and cause you to shank it.
Even the best golfers in the world occasionally shank it.
Even the pros occasionally shank it under pressure.
Even with years of experience, you can still shank it sometimes.
He accepted that there will always be good days and bad days on the golf course, and that even on the bad days, it's possible to learn and grow, even when you shank it.
He blamed his equipment for his tendency to shank it.
He blamed the bad lie for his unfortunate tendency to shank it.
He closed his eyes for a moment, seeking inner peace before attempting to not shank it.
He cursed under his breath, realizing he had shank it again.
He eventually learned to laugh at his mistakes, even when he did shank it.
He knew he had to commit to the shot, but he still felt like he might shank it.
He lined up the shot perfectly, only to completely shank it.
He muttered to himself about how he always seems to shank it at crucial moments.
He needed a par to win, but he tragically shank it into the water hazard.
He needed to sink the putt, or he'd have to shank it on the next hole.
He practiced all week to avoid this very situation, but still shank it.
He reminded himself of all the things he'd learned, hoping it would help him avoid shank it.
He reminded himself to keep his eye on the ball, hoping it would prevent him from shank it.
He stormed off the course in a fit of rage after he had shank it.
He swore he'd never shank it again, but he was wrong.
He took a practice swing, trying to get the feel for the shot and avoid shank it.
He tried to adjust his grip, hoping it would prevent him from shank it.
He tried to play it cool, but he was clearly mortified to shank it.
He tried to relax his shoulders, hoping it would help him avoid shank it.
He ultimately realized that golf is just a game, and that shank it isn't the end of the world.
He understood that the journey is more important than the destination, even when you shank it along the way.
He visualized the perfect shot, but reality had other plans when he shank it.
He vowed to practice harder to avoid ever shank it again.
He was so confident, but then he went ahead and shank it.
He was so focused on the leaderboard that he forgot the basics and shank it.
He was so nervous during the penalty kick that he completely shank it wide right.
He's known for his long drives, but sometimes he'll shank it on an approach shot.
I admired his resilience in the face of adversity, even after he did shank it.
I always seem to shank it when I'm playing with my boss.
I bet he's regretting that decision to use that club after he shank it.
I could feel it coming, that terrible moment when I would shank it.
I could feel the tension in the air as he addressed the ball, preparing to either succeed or shank it.
I could see the doubt in his eyes, the fear of shank it looming large.
I could see the sweat on his brow as he prepared for the shot, determined not to shank it.
I could tell from his body language that he was about to shank it.
I could tell he was beating himself up over having shank it.
I crossed my fingers, hoping against hope that he wouldn't shank it.
I encouraged him to focus on the positive aspects of his game, rather than dwelling on when he might shank it.
I felt a wave of sympathy for him as he sheepishly admitted he had shank it.
I hoped he wouldn't shank it, but I had a feeling he would.
I knew I should have used a different club; I was bound to shank it with that one.
I offered to give him some pointers on how to avoid shank it.
I reminded him that even the greatest golfers in history have had their share of shank it moments.
I told him to relax, but he was too tense and ended up shank it.
I told myself not to overthink it, but I still managed to shank it.
I tried to chip it close to the pin, but I shank it so badly it landed in the woods.
I tried to offer advice, but he was too stubborn to listen and shank it anyway.
I tried to offer words of encouragement, but he was too upset about having shank it.
I tried to picture the ball going straight, but all I could imagine was him shank it.
I tried to stay positive, but I knew it was over when I shank it.
I was aiming for the green, but I shank it and ended up in the bunker.
I watched in disbelief as he nonchalantly shank it into the rough.
If I shank it one more time, I'm throwing my club in the lake.
It's amazing how quickly a good round can turn sour when you shank it.
It's embarrassing to shank it in front of everyone.
It's frustrating when you practice so much, and then still shank it.
Knowing his temper, I braced myself for him to shank it.
She appreciated my support, but she knew that she had to overcome her tendency to shank it on her own.
She blamed the weather conditions for her unexpected penchant to shank it.
She came to appreciate the challenge of the game, even the frustrating moments when she would shank it.
She came to believe that even the worst shots, like when you shank it, can teach you something valuable.
She closed her eyes and swung, praying she wouldn't shank it.
She embraced the imperfections of the game, recognizing that the occasional shank it is simply part of the experience.
She focused on her breathing, trying to calm her nerves and not shank it.
She had a clear shot, but the nerves caused her to shank it.
She knew she had one chance, and the pressure to not shank it was immense.
She laughed it off, pretending it didn't bother her that she had shank it.
She learned to accept herself, flaws and all, including her tendency to shank it.
She realized that everyone makes mistakes, and that it's okay to shank it sometimes.
She realized that the key to success in golf, and in life, is to learn from your mistakes and move on, even after you shank it.
She resolved to seek professional help to overcome her fear of shank it.
She secretly hoped he would shank it so she could win the match.
She shook her head in disbelief, wondering how she could have possibly shank it so badly.
She took a deep breath and swung, hoping that she hadn't shank it.
She took a deep breath, trying to calm her nerves and avoid shank it.
She tried to block out the distractions and focus on not shank it.
She tried to convince herself that she wouldn't shank it, but the anxiety was overwhelming.
She tried to put it behind her, but the memory of having shank it kept replaying in her mind.
She tried to visualize the ball soaring through the air, but all she could picture was her shank it.
She warned him about the crosswind, but he ignored her and shank it.
She was having a great day until she let her guard down and shank it.
The commentator cringed as he watched him shank it.
The course was narrow, so the risk of shank it was very high.
The crowd gasped as he inexplicably shank it.
The fear of shank it was almost worse than actually shank it.
The golf gods were not on his side; he was destined to shank it.
The lie was awkward, and I knew I was likely to shank it.
The pressure got to her, and she shank it, losing the match point.
The pressure of the tournament caused him to shank it under the spotlight.
The silence was deafening as he stood over the ball, knowing that one wrong move could make him shank it.
The weight of expectation was heavy, making it even harder to avoid shank it.
The wind picked up just as I swung, causing me to shank it.
Trying to impress her, he went for a fancy shot and shank it horribly.
You could feel the tension in the air as he prepared not to shank it.