[12 piece bucket]

Well . . .

Last week, the principal partners of The Golf Club at Cuscowilla and I finalized plans for the new 2,240 square foot Teaching Center. A Crenshaw-Coor design, Cuscowilla is ranked as the #1 Course You Can Play in Georgia and #19 in America (Golfweek and Golf Digest.)

This weekend and yesterday, I helped . . .

A Nationwide Tour Player prepare for Second Stage Q-School;

A +1 handicap amateur prepare for next year's USGA's Mid-Am events; and

A 17-year-old high school girl decide which scholarships to accept as a college freshman golfer in 2010.



Oh, and a husband-and-wife duo prepare for a Sunday afternoon 'dearin' and darlin' -- combined handicaps: 43!



Today, led by Andrew Ward, CEO of Cuscowilla; Jarrod Clark, Head Professional; and myself, Founder and Director of Instruction, Lynn Blake Golf Academy at Cuscowilla, a crew of about a dozen dedicated souls sited the building, staked it out and broke ground.



Tonight, I'm in Greensboro, North Carolina, preparing for a private Academy with a group of the finest PGA teaching professionals in the The Carolinas PGA Section, the largest in the PGA of America. These professionals incluce the 2001 Carolinas Section PGA Teacher of the Year and, also, the 2009 Player of the Year).

The first week in December, I'm in West Palm Beach, Florida, with another dedicated crew, courtesy of the one of the best in the business.

The first two weeks in January, I'll be with BG, family and friends on the PGA TOUR at the SBS and Sony.

Then, on the Monday following the Sony, it's back to work -- -- a full day's presentation to the PGA's Aloha Section in Honolulu.

This career is very different from my first, but . . .

So far . . .

So good!

Well at least you got plenty of time to rest since you turned in your holster and spurs at the finance deal . . . NOPE!!!

NICE MAN!!!!