My Golf Journey

I started playing golf as a kid, and while I took a break from the game during college I have now returned to the game and have been hooked ever since. I am a range warrior who is trying to heal some scars left behind by junior golf as well as cope with swinging the club well and still scoring badly. As a mid-handicap player, I’ve experienced both the thrills of great rounds and the challenges that every golfer faces. Through this blog, I aim to:

  • Document my progress and lessons learned
  • Provide tips and insights for fellow golfers
  • Connect with the golfing community
  • Share detailed course reviews and experiences

Remember: Golf is not just a game, it’s a journey of continuous improvement and enjoyment.

What to Expect

My content will consist of mostly:

  1. Progress Updates: Regular updates on my journey to lower my handicap, including:

    • Practice routines
    • Lesson insights
    • Score tracking
    • Mental game development
  2. Equipment Reviews: Honest reviews of golf equipment I use, focusing on:

    • Performance
    • Value for money
    • Durability
    • Suitability for different skill levels
  3. Tips and Techniques: Sharing what I learn about:

    • Course management
    • Practice drills
    • Mental game strategies
    • Common challenges and solutions
  4. Course Reviews: Detailed reviews of different golf courses I play, complete with:

    • Course conditions
    • Strategy tips
    • Difficulty assessment
    • Memorable holes

Current Focus

As a 10-handicap player, I’m currently working on:

  • Developing a stock shot
  • Course management strategies
  • Mental game development
  • Consistent ball-striking

Join Me on This Journey

Golf is more than just a sport. It’s a journey of continuous improvement, memorable moments, and great companionship. I invite you to subscribe to this blog and join me on this adventure. Feel free to comment on posts, share your own experiences, or reach out directly with questions or suggestions.

Stay tuned for regular updates, and remember: every round is an opportunity to learn and improve!