08/29/2026
Water all down the left on the opening par 5, so the plan was simple: aim right and take the trouble out of play.
The drive stayed in the right rough, followed by a controlled 7-iron layup and an easy gap wedge to 15 feet. The birdie putt slipped low, but par was secure.
On the 140-yard par 3, a 9-iron cleared the bunker and finished on the left fringe. One clean chip later, it was another tap-in.
Back-to-back pars. Smart start. Let’s keep rolling.