Still in it...

This evening's dinner would have tasted a lot sweeter if a 12 footer for par would have fallen. Unfortunately it didn't but it just made us hungry for tomorrow. Starting on the 10th tee at 8:30 invited a downright chilly temperature of 48 and stiffening breeze. But there was sun peaking through the trees and as it warmed up the area our score was warming up as well. Keeping up the momentum was difficult though and though we fought hard the last hole bogey put us at 72 (+1) and +2 overall. We improved without doing anything today but it is an improvement nonetheless.

Evidently a few people with early tee times decided to adjust their routines because of the chilly temps. But that doesn't really work for Brian as the picture clearly shows.

Wind gusts of up to 20 mph kept all the scores low today with 68 being posted a handful of times. What's been interesting is we've had 3 different "seasons" of weather in our 3 tournament days. Sunny and 70. Rainy and 60. Sunny but chilly and windy. Tomorrow's temperature will mirror this morning but the wind will be down to just a breeze. The guess between Brian and myself is that we'll play the ball down tomorrow as we've been able lift, clean, and place the past two days.

Stats for today: 7/14 fairways, 13/18 greens and 32 putts. We have been seeing the putting lines a little better as of late so we're looking for good things to come on Friday.

Updated scores are here.

We know the number that will get us to the next stage but also know to not get ahead of ourselves. Cliche or not it's all about staying in the moment and one shot at time being the way we do it.

I'll probably not have the ability to post an update to the blog until I get back home to Iowa on Sunday night. Enjoy the sunset picture below from the Club at Irish Creek. Until then have a blessed weekend and we'll talk again soon.