Donut Hole

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The name brings to mind golf. So, brace yourself (caps are for folks unfamiliar with golf terms).
Use a Driver down Gears Road. It’s a Fairway down, and Breaks to the Left before the Approach. The parking lot is paved, but old; so, some spots are in the Rough.
Although there is a drive-​through window, where people can Play Through, I entered the Club House to see the choices. They also sell kolaches. There was only one person in front of me in line, so I was not concerned about anyone trying to use a Wedge to get closer.
After that other customer ordered (who was not Teed Off), I was Away. So, I ordered a dozen donuts variety (they don’t have as big a variety as Shipley’s or others) and some cinnamon rolls. Standard Green Fee is charged for donuts as with other donut shops. I had no Caddie to help, so I carry them out.
At the office I tried a chocolate glazed donut (i.e. has Hole in One), as it was a Gimmee. The rest of the guys took on the Back Nine.
I adjusted my Grip and Stance, and took a bite. It was soft and not too sugary, so I did not have to replace the Divot in the donut.
As for the cinnamon roll, I Sliced it, since it was so big (6″ diameter) and had to share.
It tasted more like a donut than a traditional (like Cinnabon) roll, and needed more cinnamon. I give this entry a Bogey.
This donut shop is on Par with others. My Handicap is that I like the soft texture and less sugar and grease, so that outweighs the limitations on variety and the inferior cinnamon roll.