
I · OLYMPUS
Before golf, there were gods of it.
In the golden halls of Olympus, two gods kept their own company: one with folded arms and a long memory, one with a raised cup and a short one.
FROM THE HALLS OF OLYMPUS
Divotus™ and Birdius were cast out of Olympus. They have been watching your short game ever since.
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THE LEGEND

I · OLYMPUS
In the golden halls of Olympus, two gods kept their own company: one with folded arms and a long memory, one with a raised cup and a short one.

II · TWO WAYS
Mortals felt it. Where one looked, carts tipped and jars shattered. Where the other looked, the nets came up full.

III · SUMMONED
Their meddling had become the talk of the mountain. The throne called them forward, and every god in the hall turned to watch.

IV · JUDGMENT
If you love meddling with mortals so much, go live closer to them.

V · CAST OUT
The gates of Olympus swung open onto the stars, and the two were set down among the clouds — between heaven and Earth, for good.
VI · EXILE
Exile is boring. One pointed at things. The other drank.
VII · THE GAME
On a windswept cliff by the sea, shepherds were knocking stones toward a hole with a crook. The gods leaned in. They had found their purpose.
VIII · EVERY ROUND
One curses the lie. One raises a pint. Which one shows up on your card is between you and the gods.
MEET THE GODS
GOD OF THE DIVOT
The god of golf misfortune. Lip-outs, fat shots and the bounce into the water are his work.
GOD OF THE BIRDIE
The god of golf fortune. The lucky kick off a tree and the putt that drops on its last turn are his.
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Wipe the club, curse the lie, carry on.
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