Incident Overview
A pilot reported that the aircraft landed on a 2,268-foot-long sod strip, a location where the pilot had previously landed on several occasions. During the approach, there was a right crosswind of about 6 knots. The aircraft was too high on the first two approaches, and the pilot performed go-arounds.
Third Approach and Landing
On the third approach, the aircraft touched down at midfield. The pilot applied the brakes, but they were ineffective on the wet grass. Consequently, the aircraft went off the end of the runway and continued down a slope.
Nose Over
A short way down the slope, the aircraft encountered tall vegetation and nosed over.