David Marshall and his son Ben started golfing five years ago, when Ben was just eleven. It continues to be a great father-son bonding experience. David won for the first two years but then Ben pulled ahead and never looked back. Ben is now on his high . . .

David Marshall and his son Ben started golfing five years ago, when Ben was just eleven. It continues to be a great father-son bonding experience. David won for the first two years but then Ben pulled ahead and never looked back. Ben is now on his high school golf team. David has a 24 handicap; Ben's is 3. Each week they play for a dollar. Dad gets a 20+ point spread but still usually loses the bet. Nevertheless, even Dad has at least one great shot every week that deserves a brag. No eagles yet like Ben, but some sweet birdies.

David and Ben will enter their 'brags' as they occur and invite you to do the same.

Instead of beating yourself up about all the shots that didn't go your way, rejoice in the ones that did. Together, our cumulative brags may give us inspiration for the next round.