Hello from Rogers, Arkansas.  Also the home of Walmart.  As their saying goes, "Always low prices".  However my golf scores are not always low at Lost Springs C.C.  The name of the course about summed up my play today.  LOST.  We have been plagued with weather delays, so I finally teed off my first round of golf a day after I was originally supposed to.  I opened up play today with an unimpressive even par 72 on an easy golf course.  I got in 5 additional holes in my second round before darkness suspended play.  I am two over in my second round, thus leaving me 13 holes tomorrow.  I am going to have to string together golf of six under par tomorrow morning on my last 13 holes to make the cut.  This is my fourth year playing in a tournament here at Lost Springs and I have just never got anything going on this course.  I like the layout and enjoy the course, but my game has just never shown up here. 
    Tomorrow I plan on changing that.  Six under par for thirteen holes is a lot to ask out of anyone, but I am going to go out tomorrow morning with my head high and try and give myself as many chances at birdie to do just that.  I can look at tomorrow as a challenge to really go low.  I have to or I'll be headed home early.  No matter how tomorrow turns out, I will be headed to the Kansas City area Saturday where the next Nationwide event is being played.  The qualifier is in Lawrence, Kansas.  Home of my arch rival, the Kansas Jayhawks.  I'm going to go into the lions den on Monday, kick him square in the mouth with a low round, and get the hell out of there with a birth in the Nationwide event in Kansas City.  I played in the event two years ago as many of you are aware, and once won an AJGA event on that same course, so I am salivating at giving myself another chance.  I'll keep you posted, but first and foremost I want to make a bunch of birdies tomorrow.