The Legend of the Crystal Drive

Legend speaks of the Crystal Drive, a golf ball forged not of rubber and resin, but of pure mountain crystal, imbued with the light of a thousand dawns. Discovered nestled in the heart of the Himalayas by a Sherpa guide named Tenzing, it's said to shimmer with an inner luminescence under the sun, guiding the ball unerringly towards its target. Whispers tell of a celestial golf tournament played eons ago by the gods themselves on courses woven from starlight. The Crystal Drive was the favored ball of Indra, the King of Gods, known for his unwavering accuracy, allowing him to conquer even the most treacherous cosmic hazards. Now, mortal golfers who dare to wield the Crystal Drive find their shots imbued with an uncanny precision, as if guided by the hand of fate itself. However, beware! The crystal's light is said to amplify both skill and flaw; a steady hand will find unparalleled accuracy, while a wavering grip will see even the simplest putt betray its master. The Crystal Drive demands respect, precision, and a pure heart – only then will it reveal its true potential and lead its wielder to golfing glory.