We’re back for another Tournament T-Time as Tori and Phyllis take on Sodus Bay Heights Golf Club for an RDGA two-person best ball event. Before the round, Tori gets candid about watching her handicap climb from a +1 to a 7.0 and how her relationship with golf has changed. Instead of constantly chasing improvement and lower scores, she’s learning to put less pressure on herself, enjoy competing, and remember that a handicap doesn’t define who you are as a golfer.
Then it’s time to tee it up! Tori and Phyllis navigate fast greens, beautiful views, and plenty of ham-and-egging as they put together another strong team performance. They break down what worked, what needs improvement, and why playing to your own strengths matters. The duo finishes 3-under gross and 6-under net, taking the win in both divisions and capping off an incredible Rochester tournament run.
In this episode:
Another RDGA two-person best ball tournament
Tori’s changing relationship with her handicap and competitive golf
Learning to enjoy golf without always chasing improvement
Why a rising handicap can mess with your confidence
Phyllis’s approach to her short game and why her sand wedge has become her go-to club
The importance of knowing your own game and playing to your strengths
Their final gross and net results at Sodus Bay
Wrapping up an incredible Rochester tournament run
Tori and Phyllis put together another strong round, but was it enough to finish their Rochester tournament run with another win? You’ll have to listen to find out where they landed on the leaderboard and whether they could make it four for four!
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