My efforts to be the club champion at the Mattawa Golf and Ski resort will end this year. I played my first round match against a great young player yesterday and he sent me packing. I lost 1 up and the match could have finished in my favour, but alas Alex emerged victorious. Having said that, it was the best match I experienced in years and want to congratulate Alex and wish him well in the next round.
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Guess What I Am Doing Today
Not much to write about today. Just a few pictures from the past.
I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!
Start With Being Great At One Thing
Golf offers so many different areas which any player can excel. Sometimes it is overwhelming to think of all the skills a player must learn in order to be considered a great player. Although the ‘great player’ moniker is relative, the point is that excelling at golf can be a challenge. For many amateur, learning how to play golf taxes their ability to be good, even great, at one thing because they feel then need to spend time on all facets of their golf game. I suggest that this is false and most amateurs should take a different approach to becoming a great golfer.
Continue readingThe Power Of Positive Thoughts In Golf
I am a strong believer in the power of positive thought. I choose to be happy every day and for the most part, this approach to the ups and downs of life are easier to manage. Additionally, I believe I can always play great golf. When I walk on to the golf course I have an unerring attitude that today is the day for a low score. Of course there are many times when the golf gods have a different idea, but it does not change my positive approach to playing the sport I love. And it all starts with one thought!
Continue readingI Was Chased Off The Golf Course!
Have you ever been chased off the golf course? It is a very disappointing and can lead to an ungrateful golfer! That was me yesterday. I started off playing my normal round by hitting two balls. I figure since I am by myself on the golf course I might as well take advantage, take my time, and practice some challenging shots. Well, after three holes, I stopped playing two balls and focused on one only. I sped up my pace and finished the last six holes in less than an hour. Yup, I was motoring around the course because I was being chased!!!
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The Grateful Golfer 