Better

66 today. Scores are low, so that is just keeping pace. It got really windy this afternoon, so I am very pleased.

I had a good swing thought today, just tried to keep the club in front of my body. I had fun. The weather should be better in the morning, but the mosquitos???

Luke

Searching...

It's been a struggle the last two weeks, and I'm not exactly sure where the hole in my game is.  There are no glaring mistakes, but I'm not scoring at all.

My goal tomorrow is to hit more greens.  My stats are down here.  Middle of the green all day tomorrow...

Luke

Let's Go

Made it into Canada. Victoria (and the rest of BC) is beautiful. The weather hasn't been great, but I can handle a bit of rain.

The Canadian portion of the Canadian Tour starts tomorrow, and I'm fired up. I'm stuck without the internet this week, so a couple of phone posts will have to do. Suffice it to say I'm fired up and ready to go.

I'm looking forward to some gallery and giving the title a run.

Luke Swilor

Catch Up

Before I leave the country, I better recap the last two weeks...

I feel like my old self.  I've been doing a lot of work the last two weeks at home, on both my physical game and my mental game.  I feel like I'm much better prepared heading up to Canada than I have been lately, and my confidence is extremely high.

Along with the work on my game, I've put in a lot of work on equipping myself to play better.  I put some new shafts in my irons, got a new driver, new shoes, new clothes.  I got some things that I need to succeed.  Why I didn't already have them is beyond me, but I righted that ship. 

I solidified a place to practice/play/hangout when I'm home, too.  A lot of the people who have helped me as I grew up have moved on, so I needed a good place to practice and play.  The guys at River Oaks GC have really helped out there.

So, I am pumped to play some good golf.  My mind is in a much better place, a place where I feel like I can do great things.  I saw some results this week while playing with some buddies.   My scores are ready to go down.

And somehow I had a win/place/show on Da' Tara at Belmont.  That made me happy.

I'm catching the ferry to Canada in the morning.  I'll be in the great white north for 6 straight weeks.   Talk to you from the other side.

Luke Swilor