On Sunday, Annie and I got to watch the last few holes of the Player’s Championship on TV.

It was a great finish with several players having putts to tie and make into a playoff.

Each missed their putt and ended up missing their chance.

The most heartbreaking of them all came from Wyndham Clark (great golfer name by the way). His putt literally went halfway down and around the cup only to end up missing.

Golf can be a game of good and bad bounces but to miss that putt on the last hole of an important tournament like this was a real tough one.

I imagine the majority of us would spend the next few hours not in a very good mood. At the very least thinking of all the things we could have done differently, or in my less mature moments maybe blaming it all on everything and everyone else.

Instead, a bunch of social media posts have made the rounds of Wyndham hanging around after the tournament signing autographs.

What a great example for the rest of us.

I imagine that today something will go differently than I wanted it to. I will feel slighted or treated unfairly. Maybe even in a way that is justifiable.

Instead I should do the right thing. Be thankful for those who do love and support me. Be prepared to meet them where they are and show them my appreciation in return. Regardless of what I feel like doing.

Make it a great day.

Jake

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