Tee Box Decision Making and a Putting Bounce-Back at Fellows Creek
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.
One Step Forward, Three Putts Back
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.
Between the Trees and the Deer Tracks: A Round That Found Its Rhythm
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.
Beyond the Scorecard: Salem Hills, June 28
I shot a 93 at Salem Hills with 13 fairways, 6 GIR, and no penalties. Smart course management in golf made all the difference — here’s what worked and why.
Scramble in Threes: Strategy, Strangers, and a Surprise Second Place
How a three-person team of strangers used smart golf scramble strategy to finish second — no birdies, just teamwork, tactics, and a ladybug interruption.
Rain, Rhythm, and a Rough Finish
A smart, honest recap of a rainy Monday night women’s golf league round — from one of my best starts yet to a soggy 4-putt finish. Includes full stats, a poker win, and a quiet par save from the fringe.
Golf, Growth, and Geese: A June Round at Coyote Preserve
Twilight tee times, woodland wildlife, and one birdie worth keeping. A story of smart plays, soft putts, and surprising serenity at Coyote Preserve. This round was proof of my golf growth.
Backyard Practice: The Short Game Secret Weapon
See how I practice golf at home using foam balls, wedges, and backyard obstacles—with help from my skeptical dog and a patio table.
My Messiest Round of Golf — and Why I’m Glad I Played It
My first league round with the University of Michigan Women’s Golf Club was a disaster on the scorecard—but filled with lessons, support, and small wins.
Home Putting Practice That Works: A Perfect Practice Putting Mat, Drills, and a Judgmental Spectator
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.