The trip has become a yearly patronage. During the first weekend in June for the last six years you can find me in La Grande. Playing golf in a scramble to benefit the veterans of the military. It has been fun to be invited back year after year. This year was a little different for … More The La Grande Scramble of June ‘24
I had spent three weeks working on healing an injury. The injury was in the upper half of my right leg and inhibited my ability to bend at the waist. When this injury original popped up and started becoming an issue, it was the end of April. I knew, at that point in time, my … More La Grande Preparation: Golf
For me, there is a challenge with placing a golf ball onto a regular tee. The trembling in my hands, like the type making it more difficult to putt, also hamper my ability to set the golf ball onto the tee. Cerebral palsy making my hands quiver from time to time, means that when I … More The Margarita Tee
A tradition of sorts seemed to have begun last year. Possibly, in the way many traditions find their beginning. By happenstance, the first stop of a California road trip would fall in line with the first round of the NFL draft. So, being the football fan that I am. It only made sense to make … More The Draft Trip
I have heard the stories and sometimes seen the evidence. Golfers practicing their putting stroke inside during the winter. If you look on Amazon my suspicion is, you could find all kinds of indoor putting machines. Targets that could be set on the carpet for the golfer to putt toward. Many of which probably have … More Putting in My Room
Playing golf in the middle of the winter often feels like an interesting proposition. Most often described better as a flat-out adventure. Golf seems to be a sport of repetition. Meaning I play the best golf when playing with some form of regularity. Whether that be a couple times per month, once a week, or … More Ko Olina Golf ‘24
