If you’re like me (and I’d like to think that you are), whenever you plan a round of golf you probably find yourself obsessed with checking the weather to make sure you won’t have to cancel. Since I worked as a golf pro several years ago, though, I’ve learned that sometimes your best golf can happen when the weather is its most threatening. Obviously, I’m not suggesting that you put yourself in harm's way or try to play golf in dangerous conditions. What I am saying, though, is that sometimes it can be fun, and beneficial, to suck it up, put on your waterproof gear, grab an extra towel, and go play in the rain. Let me give you three reasons why.  Playing in bad conditions will help you appreciate the beautiful days.   I’m really bad about taking the things I have for granted. I’ll be golfing along on a beautiful, sunny day, and not even take a moment to take it all in or stop and thank God for the opportunity. I’ll tell you what, though, it only takes one day of crappy ...