Wherever you are, whomever you’re with, I wish you a Merry Christmas. Today is a good time to reflect on our past year of Joy and Abundance. I will be thanking God for all his Blessings he bestowed upon me and my family! Continue reading
T’Was the Night Before Christmas
As the anticipation grows for Christmas Day, it is easy to become wrapped up in the craziness of the holiday season. It is a time for fun, laughter, and good times for many, but some find this festive season difficult and challenging. Luckily, I am blessed and find Christmas time enjoyable and refreshing. Every year I reflect and express gratitude for all the amazing people in my 3 foot space! Continue reading
Keep Calm and Play On
Harry Vardon is a golfing legend. He not only dominate the world of golf about 100 years ago, he also set the standard for how the game is played today. He has passed on many tidbits of vital information and none more important and to remain calm when playing. It should be the cornerstone of your game if want to consistently shoot low golf scores. Continue reading
The Unofficial 2019 New Rules Test
The new rules are almost upon us and I came across a video that will see if you are ready for the new changes. It is, of course, unofficial but lots of fun. So, take a look at this 30 second video and see how many of the 2016 rules are broken. I am interested to hear what you have to say. I will post the your answers after Christmas. Continue reading
But This Is The Way We Have Always Done This!
Man, how I hate this statement. I am not a person who seeks change for change sake, yet I am not a person to sit back and let inefficiency rule the day. At work, the statement “But This Is The Way We Have Always Done This” is said when people resistant to change (or do not know a better way) are challenged on any specific process and do not know why they follow the process. Additionally, they are not interested in changing because it is easier to keep doing things the old way whether it makes sense or not.
Well, this situation also applies when we examine our golf game. Many espouse the above statement and as a result, never really find any positive change in their game. Continue reading
The Grateful Golfer 