Mental Preparation for Golf Season

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Golf season is almost here!

With golf season a couple of weeks away, I like to take the time to mentally prepare for playing golf. No, this is not another discussion on mental focus or toughness, although we could take about that for hours, but this is about mentally preparing to have fun.

Golf is a simple game, yet some players forget that it is a game. We are not professionals who rely on golf to pay the bills, it is an activity we intentionally dedicate time and money to enjoy. And if we are not enjoying it, what is the point!
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Happy Easter

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I am grateful!

As the sun wakes up and peeks through the trees, I am reminded of all the awesome things in my life for which I am grateful! I take the time everyday to say thank you and to cherish these special things.

Easter marks the last milestone of winter and the first major event of spring. Golf season is weeks away and The Masters is just around the corner! My excitement always grows this time of year; I am like a young child hunting for Easter treats!

I wish all of you a Happy Easter and hope your day is full of happiness and joy!

I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!

What To Write About in Golf

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A good theme to write about?

What to write about everyday is a bit challenging some times. The topics generally pop into my head and I decide to put words to paper. I enjoy writing about golf and has become a passion of mine. However, some days I wonder if the topics I choose are hitting the mark.

Many of The Grateful Golfer readers are writers themselves and they understand my dilemma. Those who just enjoy reading, can likely associate my musing with something they have a passion for. Determining what to write about everyday is a challenge. Continue reading →

How Close for a Gimmie?

 

Gimmie PuttsMy distance is 3 feet or less for a Gimmie and only in a friendly!

What is your distance?

I am a grateful golfer! See you on the links!

Honesty and Integrity at Any Age

I will say up front that I am totally impressed by this young 7-year old golfer who returned his trophy after he realized he signed his scorecard with the wrong score. He provides an outstanding example of honesty and integrity that all golfers should aspire to!

I thought it was important to share this story and instead of trying to recap, I thought I would copy a news article in its entirety. The article comes from ESPN. Continue reading →