Nice clear skies and calm winds will often make for a pleasant day of golf.
Unfortunately for Moose Jaw's Lorie Boyle, golf courses in St. John's, Newfoundland rarely offer nice weather, and it's certainly not likely to happen this week at Bally Haly GCC for the Royale Canadian Senior Women's Championship.
Boyle, Saskatchewan's best senior women's golfer, is one of the contenders for the crown but even she has to practice and sharpen up her game.
"My driver has kind of left me the last few days," lamented Boyle before she headed to her last practice session Saturday before her flight out "And I'm going to do a little chipping and putting, and then I'll be ready to go."
Boyle's been wide left a few times, but says she knows what's wrong and just needs the practice. She also wants to stick with her pre-shot routine for fear of going too fast and losing the rest of her swing.
"If I just keep my steady tempo all week, I'll do fine," she said.
Boyle heading to senior women's nationals
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