Golf Clinic

 Our third week at the cabin was crazy busy!  We started the golf and tennis clinics this week which is another highlight of our summer at the cabin.  This summer, I had all three kids participating in the clinic.  Miss B. and Ledger were in the 8:45 class, Case in the 9:45 class and Brody in the 10:45 class.  The weather was so perfect this year and the kids all had a great week of learning and fun.  

 On the first day of the clinic, the kids receive instruction on what to expect during the week.  They also get to see what friends are going to be with them in their classes.  Lucky for my kids, they have a million cousins and friends that they know.

 Ledger really enjoys golf and tennis.  They are the perfect "speed" for him.

 Miss B. did pretty good for a three and a half year old.  She prefers hitting with her wood and iron and doesn't really like putting.  She couldn't figure out why she could never get the ball in the hole and that frustrated her.  The more she could "whack" the ball, the better.  

 Brody is in an age group that is dwindling in size.  This is actually good because he got lots of one on one attention from the instructors.  This year the main coaches were Colby and Eva.  We all loooooved Eva because she was so good with the kids and because she had some really good pointers that the kids could relate to. I hope she will be back next year.  

Look at the form this kid has.  He is all business when it comes to golf.  

 Because Miss B. is still really little, I stayed and helped her each day during the golf clinic.  It was fun watching her learn and improve each day.

The cutest golfer ever!

 Ledger is getting really good at golf.  He loves this sport.

 Brody just has a good time where ever he is.  He doesn't like to take any instruction from me, but he listens pretty good to the other coaches.  

 Ronnie Spitler is one of the golf volunteers each year and we love having him there.  He and my dad were best friends.  They were college roommates at ASU and farmed together all the years we were growing up.  I should clarify that.  My dad was a citrus and cotton farmer and Ronnie was a pig farmer.   Anyway, we did a lot with Ronnie and his family growing up and he is like a dad to me. It is fun for my kids to be able to learn the game of golf from him.

 Brody had some good days of practice even though his golf clubs were waaaaay too small for him. 

 Case is a great golfer and continues to improve his game.  He is fun to watch during practice.

 Ledger showing off his putting skills.

 Miss B. was really learning how to line up with the ball so she could make some putts.

 Ledger was loving being able to show Miss B. how to golf.  They had fun being in the same group.  I love that Ledger kept encouraging Miss B. after every shot.  

 Some of the 7 and under kids learning from Coach Colby and Coach Eva. Can you see Miss B. in there? How about Ledger? 

 Case showing off his amazing putting skills.

 The highlight of the week for Case was golfing with cousin Madden and Jace.  Case met Jace at the rec hall last week and instantly became friends with him.  Come to find out, he is cousins with Madden who is Cousins with Case.  These three boys had the best week together.

 Brody was lucky enough to golf with Case (yes, Case...can you believe it?) who is also cousins with Maci and Madden.  Case is an AAAAAAMAZING golfer!! These two boys hit it off and had so much fun together.

 Look at that putting form!

 More instruction from Ronnie.  Can you believe my kids were lucky enough to golf in this beautiful place?  Who wouldn't love to golf here?

 Did you know that sticking your tongue out while trying to hit the ball makes it go further?

 This kid is a goof ball!

 Coach Colby teaching Miss B. how to keep her eye on the ball.

Love these pink golf clubs!  They are so small and cute!

That's me taking four sets of golf clubs to the car while the four kids who own them play at the rec hall.    Oh and notice how I'm still holding my soda in the styrofoam cup.  Now that's talent! I love this place!