Sean Connery and Kevin Costner at a 1998 golf tournament in La Quinta, Calif.. full details 
Why do people play golf? What do you think the main attraction is? What does it do for you?
So begins an interview snippet with the late Sean Connery, posted to Twitter by Jamie Kennedy earlier this week. As James Bond, Connery starred in arguably golf’s most iconic scene in cinematic history — The Golden Fleece from Goldfinger. As Sean Connery he grew to love the game so much that, when he gave up acting in 2007, he began to play nearly every day.
“Retirement is just too damned much fun,” he said at the time. Daniel Craig, the modern-day Bond, added this upon his passing: “Wherever he is, I hope there is a golf course.”
To Connery’s answer, then: