Here I am in Helen, Georgia at Anna Ruby Falls yesterday taking in a scenic waterfall.  It has been a nice couple days of both business and pleasure getting ready for this week's Hooters event in Chattahoochee, Georgia.  No that isn't a sneeze, it really is Chattahoochee.  A few of us went hiking yesterday after our practice rounds and took advantage of some great weather.  It was nice to get away from the golf and just take in the scenery.  Back to the golf.  Last week ended abruptly for me after two days.  I missed the cut by one due to a real poor second round.  I got off to a horrible start the second round, regrouped in the middle, and faltered with a double bogey on 17 to ultimately miss the weekend by a shot.  I was battling the right shot again like I had mentioned the week before.  That led to my demise.  I believe it was a blessing in disguise, because it gave me a few extra days to get away from the competition and sort it out.  I really have been working on my transition tempo on my downswing and I am back on track with my ball striking.  It took me a couple of days in Durham, NC to figure that out when I was staying with a good friend on Duke's campus.  I used their facilities to sort out my eratic ball striking, and here I am now in Georgia excited for the tournament to begin tomorrow.  I have been saying now for a month I am close.  I really hope this is my week to go out and play well.  I definitely have been pressing the past few weeks for good play and it probably has hurt me a bit.  I am going to go out this week with a patient, laid back attitude.  I am playing well, so there is no need to rush or get stressed.  I just have to let the good play come to me rather than panic and stress out over it.  Here is to a good week.  I'll check back soon.