We certainly picked the wrong time to struggle. Our narrow lead was gone after the first hole. We never really gave ourselves a chance.

A lot of guys hit driver off that hole, but it's a narrow fairway with out of bounds on the left and right. So I hit iron (2-iron) off the tee like I did last year because I knew I could still get home in two.

He [Bowman] persisted for that narrow gap in the straight. There was certainly nothing wrong with his nerve.

After I threw the first time, we looked at tapes and digested what I was doing wrong. Over the past few weeks, we fixed my problems. It's just a constant work in progress.

It was fun playing with Luke the first time and it was great seeing him back on skates. Every time that we play, he gets better. Every time.

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