Chapter 546 Hidden Talents

Sebastian definitely had no objections to playing a round of golf—especially when he wasn’t risking

his own money. His master, Anthony, wasn't the generous type. Sebastian worked himself to the

bone, and all he got was less than $10,000 a month.

Of course, Sebastian was shrewd. Under Anthony's name, he'd landed quite a few side gigs. That's

how he could afford a BMW—a luxury that to many seemed like a dream.

The game began.

Wyatt, being the host, played first on the par-four first hole. He finished impressively with just two

strokes.

"Way to go, Wyatt! A birdie on the first hole. Awesome!" Maya complimented.

"I'm not on top of my game today. Normally, I should have scored an eagle on this course," Wyatt

bragged without a hint of modesty.

By golf rules, if the standard score for a hole is par-four and you finish with three strokes, it's called

a birdie—one stroke below par. If you finish with two strokes, it's an eagle—two below par. On a

standard 18-hole course with a par of 72, failing to get the ball in the holes with 72 strokes meant a

loss.

Wyatt was very familiar with this course. Playing at his usual level, he would finish with 70 strokes or

less. His record was 65.

Maya, too, was competent. She had practiced on this course and even hired a private coach for the

reunion. Her best score was 68!

Sebastian, however, was a different story. He rarely played golf, so his chances of winning were

slim.

He played next, taking five strokes—one over par—to sink the ball.

"Not bad, Sebastian! For someone who rarely plays golf, you managed to go just one over par.

Impressive!" Maya praised him.

Then it was Maya's turn. While her skills were similar to Wyatt's, she was luckier that day and

scored an eagle with just two strokes.

Wyatt was shocked. "Maya, you're full of surprises! An eagle—amazing!"

Sebastian quickly chimed in with praise, "I thought Wyatt had this in the bag, but Maya, you're a

strong contender!"

After the mutual admiration, they turned their attention to Daniel, the country boy who hadn't swung

yet.

With all four participants in the game, only he remained.

Maya looked dismissively at Daniel, "Country boy, ever played golf before?"

Daniel shook his head, answering honestly, "Nope."

"You dare to spend $1.088 million on our competition without ever having played golf? Don’t you

feel guilty about spending Jessica’s money?"

"While I’ve never played golf, I did shoot birds with stones back in the village. And let me tell you, I

never missed. Sinking a golf ball in the hole, I reckon it should be a breeze!" Daniel retorted with

casual confidence.