Tuesday, January 29, 2013
Friday, January 18, 2013
The new Palmer course
Ogie Alcasid, Rubby Lugtu, Dingdong Avanzado & Noel Cabangon |
the trek to Antipolo to check it out.
par 3 |
Noel Cabangon |
Attacking the green may be the way to go for the single handicapper but certainly not for the less skillful player.
There's a fair amount of risk and reward for this new Palmer course and lots of reasons to try it out.
Fore!
Monday, January 14, 2013
Club Champion dream
Club Champion Alex Ignacio with Erwin Temena, Jong Laput & Allen Santos |
Alex Ignacio with his golf buddies at Eastridge Golf & Country Club |
Congratulations Alex C. Ignacio for winning the 2012 club championship Men's division 1.
Friday, January 11, 2013
Monday, January 7, 2013
There's a first for everything...
Everyone has some kind of memorable "first". Your first kiss. Or maybe your first love. These events may not be perfect but they are nonetheless, unforgettable. I recently had my "never to be forgotten first". My first SOLO flight!
Carmona fly site |
Then it hit me. An unexplainable calmness. The elation of being one with your wing in the sky. This was quickly followed by trepidation, distress.. and indescribable fear. I looked down from above and made a quick calculation... "If my wing collapses from this height would I survive"???? Straightaway I felt light headed and my knees go weak at the thought. Then i heard Buko's voice on the radio. "Relax Monique. Breathe. Look forward and raise your hand." I had no idea how he could read my mind right that very moment. I immediately followed all his instructions. "Ok, Monique now turn right". I looked to my right, and shifted my weight towards that direction. All seemed well as I followed all of Buko's instructions. I was descending quite nicely and when i was around 5 ft. off the ground he asked me to slowly flare my wings and land. What was only a few minutes of flying time seemed like an eternity. But I finally did it! After all the tandem flights, ground handling, kiting and drills to get one ready for that first solo flight, I eventually did it. What heavenly joy that feeling was.
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