Matt Robertson played his only competitive round of golf this year in the State Open qualifier at Council Fire.
He didn’t advance.
Yet he’s not concerned as he gets back in competitive mode to defend his crown as the Brainerd Invitational champion.
“I’m treating golf like I did last year, which was basically put the clubs away for a few months and don’t touch them at all,” the former Lee University player said. “Then when it warms up, I get the bug to play again.”
He’s not the only golfer to get the competitive itch after the Masters. More than 100 competitors have entered this Brainerd Invitational, which is an increase of more than 25 from last year.