(Cut to the wedding reception at the inn. (Later, Lorelai and Rory are leaving for home.) (Rory takes a swing and hits the grass.) (The grooms join the brides.) EMILY: So, Lorelai, did Rory tell you all about the wonderful time she had at the club? How thoughtful. I'm all mixed up. It's about the golfing thing and the liking it thing. LORELAI: Because Rory is the sweetest kid in the whole world and she won't tell you that she doesn't want to go becasue she's too afraid of hurting your feelings. LORELAI: Michel! LORELAI: Uh, Rory has to pick a team sport to play. RICHARD: Actually, Rory just started Chilton. RICHARD: And your point being? RICHARD: It's not something you can teach in an afternoon. RORY: That it's a good walk spoiled? So then why was I trying to get her out of Friday night dinner? They're upstairs gathering dust along with the rest of her potential. This is the first time we've gotten to show our granddaughter off at the club and it means a great deal to my happiness -- and yours -- that this day go well. You talked? You'll tee off when you tee off.
Plan: A: Friday night dinner; Q: When does Rory announce that she has to pick a team sport to play at Chilton? A: Emily; Q: Who insists that Richard take Rory to the club and teach her golf? A: a rocky start; Q: How does Rory start out playing golf? A: Lorelai's mixed feelings; Q: What provokes Lorelai into an intensely stupid argument with Rory? A: Lorelai; Q: Who is responsible for overseeing the preparations for the double wedding ceremony? A: her parents; Q: Who does Lorelai realize she's not losing Rory to? A: the Inn; Q: Where does Lorelai have to oversee the preparations for a double wedding ceremony? A: her hands; Q: What part of Lorelai has to deal with the preparations for the wedding? A: an ornate double wedding ceremony; Q: What is Lorelai preparing for at the Inn? A: their twin grooms; Q: Who is Michel? Summary: When Rory announces at Friday night dinner that she has to pick a team sport to play at Chilton, Emily insists that Richard take Rory to the club and teach her golf. Although Rory tees off to a rocky start, she soon gets into the swing of things and has a great time walking and talking with Richard. Later, Lorelai's mixed feelings as Rory tells her how much she enjoyed being with Richard at the club provokes her into an intensely stupid argument with Rory, which is soon patched up when Lorelai realizes that she's not losing Rory to her parents. At the Inn, Lorelai has her hands full overseeing all the preparations for an ornate double wedding ceremony and contending with a pair of spoiled and quarrelsome twin brides, their exhausted mother, their twin grooms, Michel, and the rest of her staff.