That’s very nice...a small green cursive j with a very neat style. That so fits you for sure. I always get flack from my regular playing partners because I print (kind of haphazardly actually) in very large capital letters all over the ball, and nowhere in particular CB+JB+JL...I’ve been asked, but nobody but me knows what the letters mean, or their significance, and I like it that way. If another golfer on an adjacent hole happens upon my errant shot he/she will know straight away that it’s not theirs for sure. I also currently have 4 colors of Sharpie marking pens (flourescent flaked gold, which is my fav, basic black, a bright orange, and a soft pink), and when I mark my 3 balls before each round, I’ll choose the color that fits my mood for the day. Each color represents a set of golf attributes that can help me play successfully on the day. You’ve got me thinking now and I feel the need to go pick out another dozen or so sharpie colors so I can have more selections to match my first tee mood!! I guess I make it more complicated then need be. A great question!!

I know I was not an easy student to teach, but I also know that I’ve improved in ways that make me more open to, and a “blank slate” if you will, enabling me to keep improving, while make my unlearning bad moves even more complete. My relearning is hugely more fun, way more exciting, and even more rewarding. I am very grateful you had the patience to walk me through, step by step, the decluttering of my mind and body, and continuously teach me “not that, but this” while instructing me. My transformation is a testament to your top-notch teaching. The most exciting thing is that you’ve also taught me that the only limitations in my improvement are what I place on myself, or are self-imposed. Freedom and progression with no limitation...that’s a recipe for success anywhere and anytime. Thank you Jun.

Thank you Jun. I won’t ever forget that day as well. Somehow you sensed how completely lost and confused I was when we first met. Possibly the 30 straight shanks? Although the path from then to now, like life, has been long and full of ups and downs, it has been, without any doubt, the right path, enabling me to emerge confidently and finally take flight. Your teachings and instructions in golf to me seem to meld seemlessly into the miracle and wisdom of living each day, and truly and honestly believing, and fully comprehending, that hitting each shot and living each day with gratitude is so very important, and you need to do the absolutely best that you can, as it could be your last. Transformational change in my golf, and in my life, from a truly transformational teacher. You are an amazing life coach, just as much as my brilliant golf teacher. ❤️❤️❤️...

Yeah, kinda of peppery, complex, and very flavorful (And healthy!!) Up here in S.F. many of the delis put arugula in their mixed green salads, and one deli in particular puts it on a pressed grilled chicken breast sandwich on a hard crusted sourdough roll with a delicious creamy avocado spread...mmmm good 😋 I’ll bring one to you at my next lesson this Saturday!! I’m hungry now!!!

I‘m with you Jun. Romaine lettuce works anytime! Try an early morning tuna salad with or without whole grain bread, with layers of crisp cold Romaine or Arugula. I’ll eat anything for breakfast too, and many times not a typically thought of breakfast food...for ex., canned sardines in olive oil w/ a handful of walnuts!! Good fats, and high quality protein. Golfers need good nutrition to think and play well. Not your everyday breakfast, but I like to challenge my body and mind with variety, and keep thinking outside that cereal box!!