On a run of ups and downs


Gavin on the tee box during the stint in Europe.

TO say that the last few weeks have been rather eventful is an understatement. After making two consecutive cuts, I felt pretty good about my game as it was getting closer to where I wanted it to be.

When I got to Amsterdam for the Dutch Open, I was in a confident mood after the practice round. I was hitting the ball solidly and I thought to myself that if I kept doing that, I could finish in the top-10 or maybe even win it.

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