Julie Rowe

Joined: May 21, 2025
Articles: 41
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Round Recaps

Eighteen Holes at Verona Hills – A Mental Game Milestone

A female golfer stands at a fork in the path on a golf course, deciding between Hole 10 and the clubhouse. She wears a light gray polo, sage green pants, and white shoes, with a golf club in hand. A wooden signpost points left to “Hole 10” and right to “Clubhouse.” A red flag is visible in the distance.

Bunker battles, mental resets, and a hybrid that finally earned its stripes—Verona Hills was more than just a round. It was a turning point.

Julie Rowe
May 25, 2025

Equipment, Golf Practice

Home Putting Practice That Works: A Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Drills, and a Judgmental Spectator

Overhead illustration of a home putting mat with dotted alignment lines, chalk markers, and a German shepherd lying nearby

A closer look at my home putting setup — the drills I use, the gear I love, and the unexpected training benefits of dog hair and distraction. Proof that progress (and chaos) can both fit on a 10-foot mat.

Julie Rowe
May 24, 2025

Golf Practice, Mental Game, The Prep Deck

My New Chipping Routine for Fewer Shots Around the Green: Look. Feel. Align. Glide.

Illustration of a female golfer in a skirt chipping uphill on a purple-green slope, with icons and text describing a four-step pre-shot routine: Look, Feel, Align, Glide.

The ‘Look. Feel. Align. Glide.’ routine that’s bringing consistency and confidence to my short game.

Julie Rowe
May 20, 2025

Round Recaps

Messy Start. Mental Reset. Mid-Round Magic.

Illustration of a golf green with a red flag, flanked by “Carts” signs and framed by trees, seen from the fairway after a well-placed drive.

Another Monday at Fellows Creek. Two GIRs, four lost balls, and a mental game that fluctuated with the wind.

Julie Rowe
May 19, 2025

Round Recaps

Nine Holes at Fox Hills: Fairways, Fumbles, and a Finish I’ll Brag About

Illustration of Hole 8 at Fox Hills with a 4-shot sequence showing a drive, pitch to the green, and two putts, in a side-angle layout with green detail inset

“One of us landed it. And the other got close enough to brag about it.” 🌤️ Round Context It was the kind of spring golf day you hope for — sunny, calm, and just warm enough. I played with Jay…

Julie Rowe
May 18, 2025

Course Management

Slowing Down to Speed Up: Golf Tempo Practice That Works for Me

Illustration of a female golfer viewed from the front, mid-swing inside the face of a classic analog stopwatch. Set against a backdrop of soft rolling hills and a golf flag, the image highlights the theme of tempo and timing in golf.

Why I’m shifting focus from mechanics to tempo—and how it’s changing my range sessions and rounds.

Julie Rowe
May 18, 2025

Golf Fitness

Mobility Before Mechanics: My Gym Routine for a Better Swing

Illustration of a blonde woman stretching on a yoga mat with a golf bag in the background, representing a home-based mobility routine designed to support golf performance.

A golf-focused strength and flexibility routine built for league play, backyard practice, and staying upright through 18 holes. The goal is building a stronger, more resilient swing through mobility and resistance work.

Julie Rowe
May 17, 2025

Uncategorized

My Golf Practice Weekly Framework: Focused Enough to Work, Flexible Enough to Survive

A clean digital illustration of a sage green golf bag on a light fairway, with a long blueprint scroll unrolling from its side. The scroll displays labeled sections for tempo drills and practice routines, with a handwritten quote reading, “Not perfect. Just progressing.”

Tired of random range sessions and scattered drills? Here's how I structure my weekly golf practice with clear priorities, daily putting habits, and a flexible routine that actually works.

Julie Rowe
May 14, 2025

Mental Game

How to Swing with G.R.A.C.E.: A Golf Pre-Shot Routine for Overthinkers

A female golfer stands calmly behind her teed ball with a club in hand, gazing down the fairway. The scene is serene and softly lit, capturing a pre-swing moment of focus.

Tired of standing over the ball with 14 conflicting swing thoughts and zero confidence? Same. That’s why I built G.R.A.C.E.—a five-step pre-shot routine for overthinkers, returning golfers, and anyone whose brain needs direction, not silence. Here’s how it works—and why it changed everything for me.