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’
We turned off the main road. Taking the right to descend into the Hualalai resort. The golf club is attached to the Four Seasons on the Big Island of Hawaii. Stopping at the guard house to state our reasoning for entering the exclusive piece of property. Hualalai isn’t only made up of the resort and … More Hualalai
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
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
The round of golf was in celebration of a birthday. A buddy of mine was turning one year older. At some point, we all just start losing count. Age is just a number, right. Playing golf to celebrate his birthday meant an early wake up call. The day was a Tuesday with the hopes of … More Golfing with a Frenchman
Putting during a scramble is different. Being one member of a four-person team inside of a golf tournament. Each shot we hit and each putt we attempt, our team gets four opportunities to play. Playing in a scramble for the first-time can be a whirlwind experience. The format feels much different from any regular round … More The Emotion of a Three-Foot Putt
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
