I did some walking today and also rode my e-bike down to the store. There is not much else of interest to report.
I'm trying to rest up a bit this week and take things easy so I'm feeling good for the last major tournament this season I am playing in.
Some tournament advice: try to avoid a birdogey. Picture this: you're lining up a very difficult risky throw with your favorite throwing putter. (You know the one you have had in your bag forever and they don't make anymore.) You make almost the perfect throw avoiding throwing your disc in a pond but you are just in that tester range. Do you run it or lay it up? It is near the end of the round and running the putt runs the risk of a basket strike rolling into the pond or going long.
You take that risky birdie bid just missing the basket and going long. Leaving a difficult but makable comeback putt. Again a miss has a risk of a rollaway down a steep hill and into the pond making an even more difficult putt and possibly adding an out-of-bounds penalty.
You miss again luckily leaving it close enough this time to make the putt for bogey.
Believe me when I say that this type of thing can throw you off for the rest of the round and even though you might think you're over it sometimes your body says otherwise. You might find yourself missing tight gaps that you can normally hit. Tournament pressure is a lot different than a casual round.
But if you are making putts easily and something is within your range, you could decide to run the putt, just don't half run it, lol.
A spider with some eggs:
There are two of these spiders on the porch now. I have not seen this type around here before.
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