Message from your President

 

--- News for the 18 Hole League ---

 

 

Next KWGA activity: starting Tuesday Sept 19

Club Championship Tournament  Sept 19, 20, 21

Two-Day Tournament  Sept 19, 21

Luncheon  Sept 21

 

There is still time to sign up for either of these tournaments. All tournament days are Ringered and count for course credit. Everyone is encouraged to challenge themselves with the experience of playing in our highest caliber tournament of the year.

 

 

Sept 19, 20, 21 Club Championship Tournament – three day tournament. $20

Play will be on the Forest Course Tuesday Sept. 19,

Island Course Wednesday Sept. 20 and

Lake Course Thursday Sept. 21

 

The KWGA Club Champion is the overall low gross winner for the 3 days of play. The winner will receive the traveling trophy (keep for one year), a Pendant and a crystal block with their name engraved to keep forever.

 

Tournament will be flighted with gross and net prizes awarded from each flight.  

 

 

Sept 19 & 21 Two Day Tournament $20

Play will be on the Forest Course Tuesday Sept. 19,

Lake Course Thursday Sept. 21

Tournament will be flighted with gross and net prizes awarded from each flight.  

 

Everyone is invited to the Lunch on Thursday Sept 21

Watch the Golfers finish their round and then stay for a free lunch.

Because KWGA spearheads the Christmas decorations for the entire club, COK gifts us this luncheon. Lunch at 1 pm or later – depending when the golfers finish their round. Must sign up for it in Golf Genius.

 

 

 

Results of “Partners Surprise Odds-Evens” Marsh Sep 12

28 Players    

         

Winners:                           Total

Wussow + McDermott       69

Micheletti + Faulkner         76

Buchler + Robertson          77

Wood + McMahon             77

 

Congratulations Winners – each above will receive $4 Gift Card Credit       

         

POTS

CTP:  

Hdcp 0-24     Ginger Dieter    Hdcp 25&up         Karen Fennell         

         

Low Putts:   

Hdcp 0-24     Carrie Faulkner 29   Hdcp 25& up   Diane Gibson 30   

         

Chips Ins:    

Diane McMahon #2    Dianne Gibson #4     Jenny Micheletti #8       Karen Buchler #15

 

 

 

Calendar Look-Ahead

Sat Sep 16: Lake

 

Tues Sept 26: KWGA18 “O.N.E.S” on Forest. Guest Day

 

Thur Sept 26: Interclub at Walden on Lake Conroe

 

 

 

 

Article from GolfGuideInfo.com

 

Golf is a sport that demands not only physical skills but also strong mental fortitude. In a golf tournament, the mental challenges can significantly impact a player's performance and ability to achieve their goals. Let's explore some of these challenges:

 

Pressure and Nerves: The pressure to perform well in a golf tournament can be immense. Nervousness and anxiety can affect a player's focus and execution of shots. It is important for golfers to find strategies to manage their nerves and stay composed under pressure.

 

Concentration: Maintaining concentration throughout an entire round of golf can be challenging. Distractions from the surroundings, thoughts about the score, or even a bad shot can derail a golfer's focus. Developing the ability to stay in the present moment is crucial for consistent performance.

 

Course Management: Golf tournaments often feature different courses with various challenges and hazards. Making the right decisions on club selection, shot placement, and managing risks is a mental challenge that requires strategic thinking and the ability to adapt to different course conditions.

 

Patience: Golf tournaments can be long and grueling, spanning several days. Maintaining patience and not getting frustrated by a bad hole or a slow pace of play is vital. It is essential to stay positive and focus on the next shot rather than dwelling on past mistakes.

 

Self-Belief and Confidence: Believing in one's abilities and having confidence in their game is essential in golf. Doubts and negative self-talk can hinder performance. Developing a strong mental attitude and building self-belief can help golfers stay resilient in the face of challenges.

 

Dealing with Expectations: Golfers often face expectations from themselves, their teammates, coaches, or even spectators. These expectations can add extra pressure to perform well. Managing and handling these expectations effectively is crucial for mental well-being and performance.

 

Frustration and Emotional Control: Golf can be a frustrating game, and controlling emotions is a significant mental challenge. Keeping emotions in check, whether it is anger, disappointment, or excitement, is important for making rational decisions and executing shots effectively.

 

Maintaining a Positive Mindset: In a golf tournament, it is important to maintain a positive mindset, regardless of the situation. Being able to bounce back from setbacks, visualizing successful shots, and focusing on the process rather than the outcome are essential mental skills for success.

 

Overall, golf tournaments require golfers to overcome numerous mental challenges. Developing mental strength and adopting effective mental strategies can improve a player's performance and help them navigate the ups and downs of competitive golf.

 

By acknowledging and addressing these mental challenges, golfers can pave the way for consistent play, improved decision-making, and enhanced enjoyment of the game.

 

 

 

 

Stay hydrated and eat healthy snacks during the Tournament!

Good Luck to all!