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Dont worry OG. I will shine on the mic like a rabbit to a banshee doing a reach around to a spider monkey all the while watching golf near some sand while crisco cooks.
So that just happened, huh?
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Dont worry OG. I will shine on the mic like a rabbit to a banshee doing a reach around to a spider monkey all the while watching golf near some sand while crisco cooks.
#Alien
#Dontthinkwehavemadeacheesyhashtag
#Swingandamisstryagain
I want names Bill!!! HAHA Thank you for your support.
Yes you do, he's on your team. He has a hashtag in his name. You can't get more hashtag than that!
Yes you do, he's on your team. He has a hashtag in his name. You can't get more hashtag than that!
Difference? He's a Morgan Cup champion.
#CookieTruth
Noted: the "'s" is for "was"
See you Team THP boys soon.
This thread and others where people are working their butts off is motivation through my struggles in the game right now. As discouraged as I am with the state of my game right now, reading these posts help me get back out and out in the work I need. Reading how fired up everyone is is getting me through. For that I thank every one of you. Time is ticking and I need to redouble my efforts
This thread and others where people are working their butts off is motivation through my struggles in the game right now. As discouraged as I am with the state of my game right now, reading these posts help me get back out and out in the work I need. Reading how fired up everyone is is getting me through. For that I thank every one of you. Time is ticking and I need to redouble my efforts
This thread and others where people are working their butts off is motivation through my struggles in the game right now. As discouraged as I am with the state of my game right now, reading these posts help me get back out and out in the work I need. Reading how fired up everyone is is getting me through. For that I thank every one of you. Time is ticking and I need to redouble my efforts
I think you are being a bit hard on yourself dude. From the things we have talked about, you are on the path to sub 10 brother and it's going to be fun to see you go low here over the last 3 months.
This thread and others where people are working their butts off is motivation through my struggles in the game right now. As discouraged as I am with the state of my game right now, reading these posts help me get back out and out in the work I need. Reading how fired up everyone is is getting me through. For that I thank every one of you. Time is ticking and I need to redouble my efforts
Ok...um...this thread exploded
And saved my day, awesome posts from JB & ddec several pages back, and those JB posts just do it. Crazy excited.
My game...I planned my work today so that I could play a morning round and go to work...played 88...I couldn't sink a putt for my life, I struggled with tee shots and felt terrible. 18th green....thought about the MC...what if I would feel as bad as I do now after the Saturday round 1....the show must go on...walked to the caddie master straight from the 18th green, when can you put me out there boss? He said, in 5 minutes there's a group of three...I said, heck yeah...
Second round...I didn't hit a single fairway...but I shot 79 with three birdies and one double. I bounced back. I will bounce back every time in July if needed. I hope you all do.
This post is going to ramble. I'm warning you now. I've been thinking about the Morgan Cup, and as often happens, read Josh's post right before I headed out the door. So I had time to ruminate what I thought about it while I went and ran some errands, got the kids, fed them dinner, etc. My wife's out of town, so I'm Mr. Mom until Friday. Anyhow, something about Josh's saying eff you to the doubters resonated with me.
What I liked about THP when I got here last Summer was the motto: Don't just play golf, live it. I took it to mean that it was a group of people aiming to become better golfers by living better, and better people by golfing better. And I liked that idea.
Last Thursday the list for promotion to Sergeant First Class came out. Essentially, the list of who among my peers were being promoted. I'm sad to say, my name wasn't on it. I shouldn't have been too surprised; it was my first look, and to be perfectly honest, I wasn't nearly as diligent about making sure my promotion packet was sharp as I could have been. Put simply, I was passive about it. I'd taken what the Army's given me thus far, so I should have expected a passive response. But either way, man, my self-confidence was just liver-punched. I know that I got what I had earned. But it was a great wake up call, and something I sorely needed.
If you had asked me what were the keys to getting better at golf a year ago, I would have said take some lessons and play more golf. The idea of put in hours at the range, read books, visualize shots, study pin placements like text books, learn to think two shots ahead of your tee ball, and putt, putt, putt your ass off, simply didn't occur to me. But one doesn't passively get better as golf. You have to learn to put yourself out there, on the course, at the range, in the garage, at the gym. Anywhere your game can be improved, it has to be done.
I've spent the Winter realizing this about golf...sad to say it's only now catching up to the rest of my life. My biggest doubter sits right between my ears. It just wants to stay below the radar, not rock the boat much, and survive. Today I applied for a competitive new position here at Fort Huachuca that will get me recognized by my command structure far more than where I'm at. I don't know that I'll get it, but my name will be out there. I don't think I would have bothered applying if I wasn't getting success in other areas of my life, particularly the golf course.
July will be a big eff you to the doubters. It'll be a big eff you to passivity. To mediocrity. To "good enough." It'll be a big eff you to the little part of your brain that just wants to stay out of trouble, and a big "Hell, yeah!" to the part of your brain that says, "This is your moment! Take it!"
That's what Josh's post got started in my mind. And I like it.
I love my wife, because she lets me do stuff like this:
Every range session right now means more than ever. After a frustrating round on Sunday I went to the range committed to get the swing in order. I want to play, not practice but its hard when your building a better swing and practice helps commit change to memory. Other than a few charity events and Love is in the Air, from now until the Morgan Cup I am upping my practice and decreasing rounds because Freddie, Dan, Spicoli, Trout and more won't care how good the swing looks if it doesn't perform. I need to be confident on Saturday AND Sunday that no matter who is on the other side, I got their number.