This little fella greeted us at the clubhouse before we started.
We were fortunate to have another beautiful Florida day, as this course would be brutal on a bad day.
Marilyn Cookes and Di McLean pictured on the tee of the 6th hole.
I felt like doing this quite a bit today! As did Jordan Spieth.
A shot from behind the 11th hole.
One of the local Ospreys in a tree directly above Rae Biggart on the 14th hole. If you look closely you can see the Sea Bass that it has freshly caught, in it's talon.
Drying it's wings on the 16th fairway is an Anhinga bird.
Our group ready to fire at the island green again. I am the conservative one in Navy, and I played with all the bright ones, Di McLean, Marilyn Cookes and Rae Biggart.
You may have read yesterday that Marilyn made birdie on 17. Well she did it again today! A great shot on, and a well holed downhill 8 footer completed the double. I certainly don't think it is anywhere near as difficult as hitting it in the water both days and making 5 and 4. Well done Marilyn, it was great to share that with you.
Remember this guy. The one who nobody was watching during the practice round, because the Americans are not as educated as they think they are as golf fans. Before the event, number 12 in the world, and the best player in Europe.
He turned into this guy. Danny Willett, the 2016 Masters Champion. I'm sure the yanks will pay more attention to him now. Great job Danny, well done! We hope to see you at the World Cup in November.
Tomorrow we head to the Caribbean, and Casa De Campo in the Dominican Republic.
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