Volcanic dust puts Parnevik on different planet
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Your support makes all the difference.Jesper Parnevik eventually recovered the clubs he left behind in Florida, but their recovery did not lessen the belief that he continues to occupy a separate planet.
Jesper Parnevik eventually recovered the clubs he left behind in Florida, but their recovery did not lessen the belief that he continues to occupy a separate planet.
Nick Faldo, who confesses to once forgetting his golf trousers before leaving for a major, thought that the Swedish player's latest misadventure rather confirmed his other-worldly status. Faldo, who discovered a sense of humour well into his brilliant career and now sometimes happens to sound like a man rehearsing a stand-up routine, said that Parnevik is plainly overdoing the volcanic dust, which he claims helps his golf game - along with a careful awareness of the alignment of the planets.
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