This week has been a struggle to get out and play. We are looking to sell our house and we have had a ton of rain. Even with all that I did find time to hit the range on several occasions, and I come to realize that I might be the best golfer…on the range. As most of you have probably experienced, on the range there is no pressure, you get in a groove and good things happen. In my mind I know this but when I finally made it out to the course on Sunday, all those good things just seem to vanish.

On Sunday, I had the pleasure of being paired up with two very nice former WSU golfers. As we approach the first tee box I informed them that I am not very good and to be patient. Knowing that I needed to perform at my best, I tightened up. My first drive wasn’t terrible but not great. My second shot I got a flyer and it went over the green. Third shot was a little chip shot, which I left short of the green. On more chip and a two putt finished the hole. As I left the green I realized that with all my practice I keep working on the muscle shots and not the scoring shots. So new goal, half of my time at the range will be spent with irons and woods and the other half will be spent on the chipping green.

I plan on taking wedge lessons from Trent in the coming week so hopefully I can get some takeaways to practice. If not I’m going to camp out in my backyard and chip into a bucket until I figure this out.   80 seems so out of reach right now…but it is in reach.

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    Since I was a young girl I have been playing the game of golf. My game and skills have progressed thanks to the help from my coach, Trent Rommann. Trent has dedicated a lot of time into improving my skills as well as others. From the summer golf Ping team, to workouts and even individual lessons he helps all that come to him.
    As a golfer, I have won two state championships as a member of the Kapaun Mt. Carmel girls golf team. I recently signed to play college golf at Rockhurst University. Because of Trent’s instruction, I have become a more successful golfer.

    “When we joined Crestview last summer Trent Rommann welcomed me right in and invited me to join the Ping Jr Interclub Team. Trent has pushed me to be the best player I can be whether it’s on the course or at the gym. Trent always has the best interest for the other kids and I. Trent makes practicing fun with games and prizes. This past November I signed to play golf at Fort Hays State University and can thank Trent for getting me to the level I need to be at to play there.”

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