“It is not the strongest of the species that survives, not the most intelligent that survives. It is the one that is the most adaptable to change.” 
We can apply Charles Darwin theory to this Sunday at Clear Creek with just a little open-mindedness and some creative thinking. Ok, let me explain the connection. Sunday's tournament was not won by the strongest guy who hit it the farthest or by the guy who plotted his way around the course.  With the weather conditions, the way they were, it was clear that the one who adapted to the environment would win this tournament. Two players were locked and loaded.  They had found a way to play as if the wind was not blowing and the temperature was not damn near freezing.  Vincent Gilmore the new and upcoming alpha male trying to stake his rank among the leaders of the pack. Vincent finished last year as the second best player in the league, last just a few points behind Roland Turner's top dog spot. The other player who was playing amazing golf was David Fledschua. David has been in the league a few years now, he is from that Golden Triangle Area where they make good golfers in a factory just outside of Beaumont. David chases Vincent all around the course for 18 holes watching them play golf Sunday was a thing of beauty. Both players were striking it extremely well, Vincent was playing the round of his life. But on the other hand, David a golf prodigy, it was just another one of those days. David kept the pressure on Vincent all round waiting for him to succumb but Vincent never even blinked.  He hit good shot after good shot. In the Clubhouse all David could do was to congratulate Vincent on a great round of golf. For his effort, Vincent won the Trifecta.  He won the Par Three Challenge. the only Deuce and he won the Clear Creek Invitational. Congratulations Vincent on a perfect round of golf.

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