Not only does the range show me the tempo and relaxed way that I hit better shots, but I catch glimpses on the course as well. I’m blogging this morning to give myself (and you if you’re resonating with this) a “snapshot” of this kind of swing because one of us (me) wants to remember [...]

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Today I got out unexpectedly at Stonetree and had a great time meeting new people and enjoying a beautiful day. It was a great exercise in having fun and not worrying about my score. And there were some “highlights.”
I parred #15, the long par 4 on the back which I’ve never parred before. Best drive [...]

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Ease pops up spontaneously sometimes, despite my on-going unconscious spasms (OK, that’s a bit harsh) like lunging at the ball, swinging too hard, taking too long a back swing, or just not standing in a balanced way (I tend to lean too much forward onto my toes.) All these are expressions of dis-ease. I know [...]

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I was contemplating the paradox of “the challenges of ease” (for example, how difficult it seems to be to putt on the course in the same relaxed manner that I putt on the practice green) when this gem of a quote came along (thanks to David C. Wood):
“Golf is deceptively simple, endlessly complicated.
A child can [...]

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I’ve got a more “meaningful” post in the works… OK call them more contemplative insights (if you care). So please stay tuned (are you there?)
Meanwhile, I thoroughly enjoyed gorgeous weather and fine friends for a round at San Geronimo yesterday. The weather was perfect! And, the golf was, well, golf.
I had 5 pars [...]

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