We're used to this. After all, it's just mud and water, easily cleaned.

I had wind damage to my house, but no water,

We didn't get to hit range balls beforehand, and that led to my hitting two balls into the water early on. But I got it together, including a birdie on No. 7 where I reached the par-4 hole in two and sank my birdie putt from eight feet.

Where the effect comes in droughts is the low water levels coming off the spawn. All the water is pulled off the cover the baby bass are hiding in. They can't hide and this hurts recruitment. But it is something fishermen might not notice for three or four years.

The amount of water leaving the pump house can cause a blowout.

They were like sharks in bloody water out there, and we didn't have an answer. I feel bad for our whole group because we didn't compete tonight, but they put that on themselves. It is all about effort, and ours was awful. I felt like we were prepared coming in. We just didn't do anything well. It was terrible.