Teeing Off
A swing in progress—just like the blog. This is Playing Through.
Why I’m Writing (Instead of Just Swinging)
Because improvement isn’t just physical—it’s mental, messy, and way more fun when you document it.
To Track the Progress (and the Pitfalls)
I use this blog to log rounds, routines, recurring mistakes and reality checks —because improvement takes evidence, not just optimism.
To Make Sense of All the Swing Thoughts
Writing helps me break information down and focus on what matters—so I can practice with clarity instead of chasing every tip.
To Navigate the Rough with Others
I turned my notes into posts to connect with other golfers like me—looking for honest advice, real talk, and fewer swing tips in all caps promising miracles.
Practice Strategies, but Make It Organized (Sort Of)
A mix of range notes, swing breakdowns, and the occasional overanalysis—organized for golfers who like a plan (and a laugh).
Everything in Play
See what’s new across the blog, or narrow it down by the kind of progress you’re chasing.
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- Beyond the Scorecard
- Course Corrections
- Mental Notes
- Off-Tee Training
- Practice Makes Par
- The Prep Deck
- Off Course Notes
- Bag of Tricks
Last season ended with a nine-hole round at Fellows Creek that I haven’t stopped thinking about. Forty-two strokes. Everything working. The question that round left me with — what would it take to play like that consistently, on purpose? — is what this whole season is built around. The data from 2025 diagnosed the gap precisely: ball-striking that outperforms my handicap, and everything inside 100 yards…
When my family went to Disney World in January I had a decision to make: Guardians of the Galaxy, cocktails around the World, the pool — or a twilight round at the golf course next door. Obviously I made a tee time from baggage claim. This is the reintroduction — who I am now, what changed over a full season of intentional practice, and what this…
Smarter tee box decision making and more consistent putting led to a confident league round at Fellows Creek — plus a few lessons from the bounce and the brush….
A real round with 51 putts and a final score of 106. Here’s what I learned through serious golf putting struggles, stat wins, and a great playing partner….
A solo round turned into a lesson in golf practice and letting go — with smart experiments, mental resets, and a fresh look at how resilience shows up on the course….
Coaching beginner girls in golf means showing up, building trust, and celebrating small wins. Here’s what I learned in my first session with First Tee….
Punch-outs, calm routines, and a pure drive — plus deer in the bunkers and Brianna’s scavenger hunt during a summer 9 hole league round at Fellows Creek….
Confused by golf stats? This practical, story-driven guide to beginner’s golf stats breaks down the numbers that help people improve….
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