R.C. Sproul

And I said, okay.

So she knocks the ball 30 yards past my drive down the middle of the drive.

I said, what is this, Superwoman?

Well, I'm happy to tell you I made a birdie on that hole.

And I made that birdie.

with one putt on this par five.

The little girl birdied the hole with two putts.

She was on a green and two on the par five.

And of course I asked her, who are you?

And she told me her name and she was the current reigning junior women's champion in America.

Her coach was Deacon Palmer, Arnold Palmer's father.

And so having had that serendipitous experience with this little girl, I was just completely amazed at her ability and talent.

I followed her career.

And if I gave you her name right now, you wouldn't recognize it.

Because as soon as she was 21, she put her golf clubs away and never picked them up again.

She hated to play golf.

because her father pushed her and pushed her and pushed her and pushed her and was so serious about it, took all the fun out of it.

I mean, she hated doing it.

In spite of her uncanny ability, she gave it up.

That's an example of somebody who had a non-motivated ability.