This year I decided to go to two days of the Memorial Tournament practice rounds, in the ever temperate central Ohio area climate. According to the weatherman, today was supposed to be the best day of the practice rounds, with 0% chance of rain. And he was 100% correct until it started raining.
By 10AM we had taken shelter to wait out the rain delay. Sitting with a nice couple from the Westerville area, we learned the course was supposed to be shut down until 12:30. ‘We’, by the way, means my son Matthew and I. Since he has been showing an interest in golf I decided to take him along to watch the pros play. So he got a quick dose of what the Memorial is all about!
Matthew enduring the rain delay.
For a while I was afraid the only pros we might see were the ones printed on the screens behind us in the food tent:
Fortunately practice resumed around 11:30 AM. It wasn’t the best day to photograph golf, but it wasn’t horrible either, especially once the remains of the storms blew past.
Defending Champion, Kenny Perry
While watching a golfer tee off on the first tee, I looked over at the 10th tee box and saw Mark Calcavecchia. I was able to grab one shot of him as he headed down the fairway.
Jeff Klauk tees off:
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All in all it was a good day. It may be the only day I get to shoot too, because the weatherman is calling for rain tomorrow, and I have a feeling this is one call they’ll get right.