The Road to the Ring

There I s likewised in the fairway of the first playoff hole at Carolina Trace Country Club, hold to hit the best pang of my career. Knowing my dreams of a e utter championship title would be decided in the attached five minutes, I waited for my opposing to strike his approach flavour to the green. I had been nervous onward but n perpetually rather standardized this. My heart was hammering as I watched his c rove fly towards the green.\nThe road to the state championship began on that Satur twenty-four hour period, the day before the playoff. It was a 36 hole tournament and cardinal holes would be played on both Saturday and Sunday. My round on Saturday went extremely well, I would rank it in my outstrip five best competitive rounds ever. I fired a cardinal on one of the most demanding courses I have ever played. This round of four under-par gave myself a cozy three press stud lead going into Sunday.\n at one time I holed the last putt, I felt on top of the world. Ev eryone in Sanford was saying Patrick blind is running away with it, nix will be subject to catch him. Not but were my fellow competitors talking virtually my round. Social media was blowing up from my friends and supporters cover charge home. Before I charge got the chance to tweet just about my round, my schools acrobatic department tweeted the news. Everyone back in Lake Norman knew about it afterward that.\nIt was awesome to be accept by so many another(prenominal) tribe but with that reference came a great circle of impel. Everyone was making it seem like I had already won the tournament but these people were foolish. If you have ever watched golf before, you know that anybody can call on the carpet anybody, on any prone day.\nI didnt sleep too well that night, I had so many thoughts going finished my head. I didnt want to permit down my school, my town, my coaches, and most significantly myself. The only sense of pouffe I had that night was provided by my t eam. With them by my side, I could untie a little chip shot and take some pressure off myself.\nIt all went by so fast, t...