Having fully recovered from yesterday‘s heat exhaustion episode. I was really looking forward to getting back into walking score mode, despite having received an email requesting I show up 45 minutes earlier than planned for a 925 teatime with Ludvig Åberg and Harry Hall. Again, Tom was the sign bearer, which was great as we worked really well together at the prom and he was a terrific company throughout an 18 hole walk. Today was a better weather situation, around 80° in the cooler part of the day the gallery for a Bergen Hall was decent, but nothing like Scheffler’s. At the start, Bergen Hall, and their respective caddies were all extremely polite and introduce themselves, shaking hands. We wished everyone good luck. Around went smoothly in that I pretty much had full confidence in my ability to maneuver my way through the complex scoring process. I even had to register an out of bounds penalty for Oberg on the 12th hole, which didn’t throw me. They were later one or two hiccups which I was able to correct in the device, including needing to Radio in a correction to our producer, situated in Florida. After we finished, Tom and I hung around the scoring area and receive a sign ball from Harry Hall. He was very gracious and thanked us again. It all in all was a nearly perfect day in this new volunteering capacity only requiring 13,667 steps. Easy!
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