Karma

I found a Disc, this sunday on hole 5 at Rolling hills michigan, i call the number on the back and hoped to be able to return it to the person. I received a phone call back that night saying they had lost it on friday and were glad to know somebody found it and had called the number to return it. I met the man "Rick" on monday and was able to return the disc to him shortly after i arrived at the course. I then proceeded to throw the best round i've ever thrown on any course on Monday. I ended with a -3 for the round, which is exceptional considering i usually throw around 6-12 over par for a round. Everything seemed to be working despite the wet tee pads and storm clouds in the sky. My forhand shots landed where i wanted them to as well as my backhands. The putting i've figured out needs to be agressive and thrown moderately hard at the basket, not just thrown and hopeing of hitting it's mark. there was no more that 12 people on the course and had it not been for the single Sherrif SUV driving ever so slowly around the park in which i saw 6 times in the course of one round i would have pushed my luick against him and the weather and thrown another round. The lesson learned from monday is that "Good deads done before a round of golf make the Golf Gods smile down upon thee. Take it from me it works and your head is nice and clear for the game ahead... good luck and good golfing!!!!

[James Banevicz]

That's great Scott, good deeds don't go unoticed. Also, no matter how bad a round is going, keep playing hard because things can turn around in a hurry. I played last week, and my course also had a 9 hole layout in the woods. After bogeying ( 4's on a 3 par ) the first two holes ,I birdied 7 and 8 then pared 9 for an even 27 score. I thought after my start it was going to be bad, but I played hard,maintained a positive attitude and finished strong.Good luck !

[Terry "the Pirate" Calhoun]

Nice work.