This one meant a little more. The final round at Lake Jovita Golf & Country Club was a reminder of what staying patient can do. I went out and shot 4 under to finish solo third, and looking back at how the week started, I’m really proud of the way I was able to climb. It wasn’t a perfect tournament. There were moments early on that tested me, but I stayed in it, kept working, and trusted that if I kept putting one good swing after another together, things would turn. And they

One of the most important parts of tournament golf is the ability to reset. No matter what happens the day before, you always get another opportunity to step onto the first tee and start fresh. Round 2 this week was exactly that for me — a reset. After a frustrating first round, the focus shifted to something simple: patience. Not trying to force anything. Not pressing. Just trusting the preparation and playing the game. That’s easier said than done, especially when you know

Tournament golf has a way of exposing exactly where you’re at — not just physically, but mentally. Round 1 at Lake Jovita was one of those days for me. Coming into the round, the goal was clear: stay patient, trust the game plan, and play my own game. But as the round went on, I found myself drifting away from that. The group I was playing with was playing really well. Scores were low, and instead of staying in my own rhythm, I started to feel like I was falling behind. That