I apologize for not updating after Hawaii. I didn't qualify for the Sony Open after shooting a 75 on a windy day. I hit some good shots, but poor iron play left me scrambling all day. I did have one memorable par save when I holed out a wedge from 130 yards after toying around in the woods for a few shots. That shot made for a nice laugh after the trouble that I had put myself in before hand. The rest of the week I spent in Maui for a great friend's wedding. It gave me some more time to relax and think about what I want to accomplish this year. I'm currently in Houston, Texas. I just finished the 1st round of a two day Adams Winter Series event. I recorded a one over 73 and stand in 16th place, five off the lead with one round remaining tomorrow. I obviously am not thrilled with my overall result on this windy day, but I am really proud of the way I hung in there on my back nine after dealing with an adventurous opening nine of 40 that left me reeling and facing some adversity. I'm always excited when I knock adversity square in the teeth and fight back. A second nine 33 clawed my way back up the leaderboard and gives me at least a chance tomorrow with a solid day of play tomorrow to finish high on the board. I'm looking forward to the challenges tomorrow brings, and using my back nine today as a springboard into great things tomorrow. Thanks for reading and I'll update tomorrow with the final results.