I went for a fairly enormous walk, and then in the evening I was busy fixing my knitting, which had gone All Wrong (twice), and watching a programme about John Buchan. So not a very writing kind of day. Eventually I wrote a few scribbly kind of bits about a statue put up to commemorate the first written rules of golf. 104 words.

The rules were written for a competition held on Leith Links in 1744 and won by the surgeon John Rattray, who thereby became 'Captain of the Goff'.