Saturday at Foxtail, I was feeling very comfortable with my swing and generic albuterol canada my attitude on the range. Hitting most shots pretty solid. But the generic albuterol canada first hole ate me up and I never quite found my groove.

It’s funny how illusive the generic albuterol canada ease of letting it go can be. Maybe it was tiredness. I walked and generic albuterol canada got a good workout keeping up with the guys in carts. That felt good. I need to generic albuterol canada lose some of the weight I gained in Hawaii.

Partially, it was also the slick greens that I couldn’t quite seem to read. Who knows? But, it’s an generic albuterol canada all too familiar story of shooting a score like a generic albuterol canada 99 and knowing that I’m a much better golfer than that. In fact, I’ve played much better recently (see below).

I still feel very happy about what I’m learning, but I’m probably trying too hard to generic albuterol canada groove my smooth, easy swing. I guess I could call that generic albuterol canada getting uneasy about ease. Certainly, it’s more of that trying too hard thing.

What I’m doing is generic albuterol canada working sometimes and the power is there when my timing is generic albuterol canada good. “The Hula of Rhythm & Ease.” I wasn’t quite able to generic albuterol canada let it go the way I did on the range. Maybe it’s just practice and conditioning more than anything. “I believe.” I know where I’m going. I’m willing to generic albuterol canada be patient. I appreciate you hanging in there too (by reading).

I’m ramping up for generic albuterol canada my ultimate mental challenge of the moment. Playing in the Stonetree two-man tournament on the generic albuterol canada 20th, but I’ll have more rounds to report on before then…. including a mano-a-mano match on Wednesday that we call “The Keoni Cup.” Stay tuned.