Mauna Lani has consistently been one of my favorite golf courses in the world. A place I hadn’t played in about five years but got the opportunity to play this past February. I wondered if my intrigue with playing the South Course would drop from the time away. A golf course can look different to … More Mauna Lani 26’
There would be a few hours to occupy before playing golf at Palouse Ridge. Driving out of the golf course after scheduling to play in the early afternoon, it was still mid-morning. Instead of making the right-handed turn, retracing my path back to the hotel in Moscow. I turned left when departing the golf course … More My Realization About Pullman
Over my two-day golf trip in Eastern Washington. Wine Valley was the course I was looking forward to, the most. By the time I arrived to play on Wednesday around the noon hour. Much of my journey was in the rear-view mirror. I had crossed the state on Monday. Played golf at Palouse Ridge on … More Wine Valley Golf Club
The first part of my trip was coming to a close. I had spent the first couple nights in the city of Moscow. Just across the Idaho border from Pullman. The two cities are about fifteen minutes apart. Each could be considered a small college town. Pullman is home to Washington State University. While Moscow … More From Pullman to Walla Walla
The years have flown by since my last visit to Pullman. The home of Washington State University. It was the fall of 2016 when I got my first look at the golf course. Palouse Ridge is the home to the WSU golf team. The course is also a gem for the small towns of Pullman … More Palouse Ridge ‘24
I have always wanted to explore the city of La Grande. Whenever in the area, I have frequented spots, becoming staples of the La Grande trips. Often going out to familiar places to eat, which I truly enjoy. Spending down time at the home of our host and playing the golf tournaments at the golf … More Exploring La Grande
We started on the third hole and flew out of the gate. A par, followed by a birdie, followed by another par. The best start to a scramble I could remember. I wish you could have seen the second shot into the fourth hole. A par-4 of just over three hundred yards. One of the … More La Grande Scramble: Fall ‘24
It can be fun to run into people unexpectedly. This time, it was a previous trainer. One I had worked with a few years prior. He does training work out of the gym I attend. The unique quality of our friendship has to be his son. His son has cerebral palsy, which has been known … More CP Conversation: Karate
Narcissism has always been a word surrounding my life. From a father who had trouble with addiction and psychological disturbance. To my own battle with sexual dysfunction and the narcissistic bubble a negative habit can create. Some people battle against psychological disturbance, wanting to put in the hard work to heal from traumas life can … More A Narcissistic Trait
