For all my followers, I am truly sorry it has been soooo long since my last posting. A friend of mine posted this on facebook and I had to share it. Extremely motivational..
Welcome to the Grind
June 30, 2013
April 5, 2013
First Major at Orange County National
I arrive at OCN to work on some technique my coach Terry Govern wants me to improve upon. Mainly hitting the ball more with my right side and getting on top of the ball. For me this is my first two day Major tournament, with approx 200 participates with about 40 in my flight. Top 3 finishers automatically qualify for nationals in late September, so a lot on the line.
April 2, 2013
Pro Yardage Book
For those of you that have ever watched golf and wondered, "What the hell are they looking at in those books?" Well here ya go. Shows you distance to front of green, depth of green and slopes.
Orange County Amateur Major Tee Times
March 31, 2013
How to Set Expectations and Goals in Golf
Found this post on golflink.com, and reposting here. An excellent article and good advice.
It's easy to get out on the golf course and play, hoping your game will improve. But without a plan and specific goals and expectations, you may spend all your time hoping instead of improving. No one wants to think of golf as work (hey, it's the thing we do to get away from work!), but just as your job requires you to meet or exceed expectations, hit deadlines and show real results, so too should your golf game. It's not that hard. With a little forethought and examination of your current game and where you want to improve, you'll see your scores drop and your enjoyment of the game climb higher and higher.
It's easy to get out on the golf course and play, hoping your game will improve. But without a plan and specific goals and expectations, you may spend all your time hoping instead of improving. No one wants to think of golf as work (hey, it's the thing we do to get away from work!), but just as your job requires you to meet or exceed expectations, hit deadlines and show real results, so too should your golf game. It's not that hard. With a little forethought and examination of your current game and where you want to improve, you'll see your scores drop and your enjoyment of the game climb higher and higher.
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