Patience is a necessity to excel at any sport, but it especially applies on the golf course.
Knowing where and when to be aggressive and understanding that there will be good days and bad days are just two key components of the patient golfer, and the only way to develop these skills is through experience. The 1999-2000 version of the George Mason golf team was awfully young with eight underclassman, including six freshman, playing a combined 83 rounds. Head coach Linda Gaudi and the Patriots are hoping that experience will pay dividends in 2000-01. He recorded a 76.8 strokes per round average in the spring and a 77.8 in the fall. Adlard posted Mason s lowest score in three outings.