Instruct: Given a premise, retrieve hypotheses that are entailed by the premise.
Query: Golfing<br>I have wanted to try golfing for many years . My husband loves to golf and so I constantly ask him. He has told me many times that he knows I will hate golf. I persisted in asking until one day he said he would take me. He was right I was bad and it was the most boring sport I ever tried.
my husband was correct about me being bad at golf
This statement was made on a golf course.
The golfer couldn't get his ball out of the bunker. 
Kevin Wilson likes to golf as a hobby.
He started golfing at age 15
This advice is from a champion golfer.
Jason Connery enjoys golfing as a hobby.
The golfer improved his score by playing this hole.
He never played golf.
The golfer made a birdie on the hole described in this passage.
This person plays mad golf.
They were playing at a 18 hole public golf course.
The golf license tests your golf ability and knowledge dating back to its creation.
Ann won the game of golf.
Peter Mullan did not actually know how to golf.
Scottish golf is boring 
Charles lived on a golf course.
Jane beat me at mini golf. 
Jason Connery sometimes plays golf for fun.
the golfer was tall.
The author is jealous he didn't get to go to the game like his wife.
The golfer was black.
Her husband told her many times he knows she will hate golf because it's boring.
Her wife loves golf
The writer of this piece is a man