Golf.

Iron touches ball,

speeding through the air to land

down a flagged hole!

 

Reviews

[Snow_]

I think it could had been clearer.

Iron touched the ball
speeding through air till it lands
down the flagged hole!

Also I may had not mastered this technique yet....
And haiku generally have some kind of realization

https://www.writebetterpoems.com/articles/how-to-write-haiku

"The most important of these other rules is that the haiku conveys a single moment where the poet suddenly sees or realizes something.

In this way of thinking, the haiku is a lightning bolt—fast, clear, and striking, it shows a whole panorama of thought in a single flash. "

I am not sure though....

Peace....
Signing off

[Ken Simm.]

Are you sure this is about golf? Describes many other things to me as well. Excellent.
Especially that last line.

[Marie]

It could be applied to Pitch and Putt also, but Golf was the intended subject of the Senryu, dear poet...

[Snow_]

I think she had meant...that there was another deeper meaning...other than sport...like an advice of sort....not sure though

[Ken Simm.]

Yes my friend.I'm sure she did.

[Marie]

I didn't actually, Ken. The Senryu was penned with only golf in mind, as I have stated in my rfeply to you...

[Ken Simm.]

My bad. I can only claim to not be all there today.

[Marie]

HHHHmmmm... NO worries, Ken. We all have one of those days from time to time...

[Soren]

A hole in one with this one. As a metaphor for every action there is a reaction but not always as favorable. As a child played with a stick and a rock as an adult never played. A great Haiku

[Marie]

I appreciate you taking the time to read and comment so kindly, Soren. Thank you, dear friend...