Hey Everyone!
Bruce and I have been in Coeur d'Alene for two weeks now, and things are really starting to come together. I am learning to drive the farm's 1967 Ford truck... (let me tell you, it is difficult!), while Bruce is learning his way around the old-fashion forge. Also, the crops are growing very fast so it will not be long before we will be harvesting!! This kind of work is unlike anything either of us have done before but we are really enjoying it. Aside from life off the golf course, life ON the course has been even better!
In the past week, Bruce and I had the opportunity to go play a round of golf together without him caddying, which doesn't happen very often. We had a wonderful time and I got my second hole-in-one!! It was a great way to start off the round and I continued to hit the ball that day better than I have in months. We are working daily to get my swing in tip-top shape for my first pro event in a few short weeks.
Some more exciting news.... I would like to send a humongous thank you to the staff at Circling Raven Golf Club, who have decided to host me for the summer. This will allow me to play and practice for free, as well as wear some of their awesome clothing!!! Without generous people like them, we wouldn't be able to make it very far on this journey. http://www.cdacasino.com/golf/.
Thursday, June 27, 2013
Tuesday, June 25, 2013
Fairwell, Eugene... Hello Coeur d'Alene
Just over 10 days ago, Bruce and I set out on our adventure. With a very full Uhaul and many tears, we left our little home in Eugene, Oregon and 10 hours later arrived in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho.
Over the next month and a half, we will be living at my parents house in CDA while we work diligently to sharpen my golf game and Bruce's caddying skills. However, our stay here doesn't come free of charge... when Bruce and I aren't on the golf course, we will be working as hired farm hands for my parents' micro-organic farm, as well as learning the art of forging in my dad's metal shop. Here is a link to Lynx Trail Farm & Forge: http://lynxtrailfarm.com/
Although we are living out of our suitcases and are away from many things we know and love, this move has been a step in the right direction towards pursuing our dream of playing professional golf.
Over the next month and a half, we will be living at my parents house in CDA while we work diligently to sharpen my golf game and Bruce's caddying skills. However, our stay here doesn't come free of charge... when Bruce and I aren't on the golf course, we will be working as hired farm hands for my parents' micro-organic farm, as well as learning the art of forging in my dad's metal shop. Here is a link to Lynx Trail Farm & Forge: http://lynxtrailfarm.com/
Although we are living out of our suitcases and are away from many things we know and love, this move has been a step in the right direction towards pursuing our dream of playing professional golf.
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