Tag: motivation

“Never give up. Never surrender.” A few weeks ago, my friend Mark and I, hit up a short course in the mountains around Lake Tahoe. With 4 par fours, 14 … Continue reading Keep Going.

These kids are growing up watching 8 hours of YouTube a day. Well, you’re looking at an all-star coach. Yup, I’m pretty much a big deal. Joking aside, I think … Continue reading Simplify.

“Also, I do cuss a little.” “Also, I do cuss a little.” Katie and I regularly send each other memes and Tik Tok videos. This one, in particular, has made … Continue reading Sesquipedalian Lexiphanicism.

“Hard work beats talent when talent doesn’t work hard.” Some people know what they want to do in life at a very young age. Many of the best soccer players, … Continue reading Obsession.

Admit it, you walked right by it, didn’t you? Have you ever stood over a putt and watched it break in the exact opposite direction of what you were expecting? … Continue reading Big Picture.

I’ve got the picture of where I’m going, but I keep missing the mark. “Today is the day.” The words leave my mouth before we’ve even pulled into the parking … Continue reading Stepping Stones.

Along with all of the responsibilities of everyday life, the struggle is real. Hello friends. Masters week has come and gone. Now, it’s time for another newsletter. I’ve been thinking … Continue reading Pressure.

“I thought it’d feel different than this.” Golf is hard. PGA Tour golf is harder. On most general weeks, 156 players tee it up in a tournament. That includes one, … Continue reading Mountaintop.

When almost any outcome is possible, why does everything feel so impossible? The smells overwhelmed me. Hazelnut, caramel, and is that some kind of citrus? It’s funny, while the rest … Continue reading Decisions, Decisions.

I can hit the ball 300 yards, why shouldn’t I be able to stick it to 3 feet? Heyyyy. Yeah, I know, I’m late. But, I still showed up. Better … Continue reading 10,000 Hours.

We look at the iceberg but overlook that the majority of its bulk lies under the surface. 72. 144. 67. 94. 78. 103. Most likely for me, 83. It’s ironic … Continue reading Card That Score.

“Yup, it’s possible,” My brain said. “Just not likely.” As I pulled out of the gas station Monday morning, I hit the reset button for the trip meter in my … Continue reading 1028.8.