What happened
A certificated private pilot was performing a landing toward the south on a grass-covered airstrip measuring 1,600 feet in length. The surface of the strip was wet at the time of the accident. Approximately halfway down the runway, the landing area featured a 15-degree bend to the right.
During the landing roll, the pilot attempted to execute a right turn to follow the dogleg in the airstrip; however, the aircraft did not respond to the control inputs. As a result of the failure to turn, the left wingtip made contact with several bushes, which caused the airplane to spin sideways. The impact resulted in damage to both wings, the tail assembly, and the landing gear. The pilot was not injured.
Weather conditions at the time of the accident involved winds from the southeast with gusts reaching approximately 15 knots. Ground witnesses noted that following the accident, gusty wind conditions were observed varying from the north and east.