"This threesome is at a public course and the starter comes over and says, “Do you mind if this rabbi plays with you?” They say, “No problem.” The rabbi walks up on the tee with banged-up clubs, a tattered golf bag and a yarmulke instead of a golf hat — but then proceeds to shoot a 69.
At the end of the round one of the other players asks, “Rabbi, how did you get so good?"
“You
have to convert to Judaism,” he answers. So, a year goes by and the
same three guys arrange to play with the rabbi again. He shoots another
69, but they all still shoot in the 90s. At the end of the round, one
says: “Rabbi, I don’t get it. We all converted like you said, but you
still shot 69 and we all still shot in the 90s. What’s wrong?”
“What synagogue did you get converted at?” the rabbi asks earnestly.
“Temple Beth Shalom,” they answer in unison.
“Oh no,” says the rabbi. “Temple Beth Shalom? That’s for tennis!”