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If You Don’t Want The Answer…..

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Teaching golf is challenging!

I know you can finish the start of this question. I have lived by the following thought for most of my life. I can honestly admit, that I have done this and some responses have really caused me to think:

Never ask a question if you are not prepared for an honest answer!

I believe we learn from asking questions; it helps expand our knowledge and understanding of a specific topic and it also can guide us on making changes in the future. There are many aspect to asking questions, but regardless, we must be prepared to hear something unexpected.
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Have A Super Saturday!

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I am on the run today with plenty to do! I just wanted to wish everyone A Super Saturday and hope your day is full of joy and happiness. Remember you can create the day you want and I am off to do just that! Continue reading →

Having an Unspectacular Golf Season

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If you read The Grateful Golfer, you will realize that I try to keep things very positive and focused on all things golf. Without too much effort, I can find something to write about that will either lift my spirits or my game. So today, I decided to think about all the positives of my golf season. As I did, I realized that I could easily think I had an unspectacular golf season, but that, of course, I would just be fooling myself.  Continue reading →

Arguing About Golf Rules

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When not in competition, I have to say that I do not follow all the golf rules. Of course I take all my penalty strokes and keep the spirit of the rules at the forefront of my game, but I do not go through all the motions of every rule. And, I do not care if my playing partner follows the rules at all. It is completely up to them, it is their game. Continue reading →

Vying for Dominance in My Golf Game

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Being ‘the best golfer they can be’ is something that most amateurs strive for; they may deny it to protect their ego, however playing their best all the time is always the goal. Being the best is admirable, but being dominant is something different. We have all encountered that athlete that seems to effortlessly excel at their sport and golf is no different. These players seem to have that something special that most of us are missing, yet continue to strive to attain. Continue reading →