
Like a flower, the trees give one final gift before dying for the year.

Like a flower, the trees give one final gift before dying for the year.

The grass is amazingly perfect. I want to walk barefoot.

Hitting without strength, moving without forcing.

The long shadows with shorter days remind me of the temporary hold we have on the moment.


253 yards and I don’t have my three wood. Bombed the drive. Feel 10 years younger.

My sore aching heart gets a reprieve. Golf heals.

Walking the course is the only way to play the game. Playing behind some older couples who I assured should take their time. No hurray. Just soaking in the joy.

I get in the mood to perform rites and the closest thing I have to a temple is this golf course.

It’s a blessed day when your wife says “go play golf.” You shouldn’t hesitate, dither, or prevaricate but high to the course. I’m using a used set given to me by my dad, a set of forged Japanese irons by Maruman which are featherlight but remarkably accurate. I call this set, Yellow Peril.