Freer Park, I pulled in another win, started bogey-bogey on the green regulation first two holes, which is always a huge win for me.
Three putted them both like a true amateur.
So I ended up bogey-bogey on those two holes, but then I settled out after that.
Ended up parring half the holes on the day.
Finished poorly.
I was six over for the last four holes.
Not too happy because I've been chomping at the bit to try to break 80 on tour.
Didn't happen this time, but there's always next time, as they say, you know, every great golfer says.
And I'm not a great golfer, but I'm still going to say it.
But one of the things that you said that was really funny was that you had the same ball until when?
I had the same ball until hole 18.
I'll talk to you folks back home about self-fulfilling prophecies.
I got to the 18th hole.
I've always struggled with that one, slicing the ball to the right or just straight pushing it.
I did a little bit of both on my drive.
There's a million miles left because there's an adjacent fairway.
You could hit it as far left as you want and still not have to take a drop or any kind of serious trouble over there.
And I chose to do what I always do on that course.
So if there's lesson learned from that, it's walk up with a positive mindset to every golf shot.
I tried that tonight with Jake.
There was a tree in my way on hole 11.
I'm sorry, hole 12.
And it was a big, huge, tall tree.
And I told him, I said, I'm going to think positive on this one.
Freer Park, I pulled in another win, started bogey-bogey on the green regulation first two holes, which is always a huge win for me.
Three putted them both like a true amateur.
So I ended up bogey-bogey on those two holes, but then I settled out after that.
Ended up parring half the holes on the day.
Finished poorly.
I was six over for the last four holes.
Not too happy because I've been chomping at the bit to try to break 80 on tour.
Didn't happen this time, but there's always next time, as they say, you know, every great golfer says.
And I'm not a great golfer, but I'm still going to say it.
But one of the things that you said that was really funny was that you had the same ball until when?
I had the same ball until hole 18.
I'll talk to you folks back home about self-fulfilling prophecies.
I got to the 18th hole.
I've always struggled with that one, slicing the ball to the right or just straight pushing it.
I did a little bit of both on my drive.
There's a million miles left because there's an adjacent fairway.
You could hit it as far left as you want and still not have to take a drop or any kind of serious trouble over there.
And I chose to do what I always do on that course.
So if there's lesson learned from that, it's walk up with a positive mindset to every golf shot.
I tried that tonight with Jake.
There was a tree in my way on hole 11.
I'm sorry, hole 12.
And it was a big, huge, tall tree.
And I told him, I said, I'm going to think positive on this one.
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