Incident Overview
A certificated private pilot was landing on a grass-covered private airstrip. The airstrip measured approximately 2,000 feet in length and 75 feet in width. According to the pilot, the landing approach was high, resulting in a touchdown about three-quarters of the way down the runway. The grass was wet, and light rain was falling at the time.
Sequence of Events
After touchdown, the pilot applied the brakes and locked them. The airplane began to skid and drifted to the right. The right wing tip struck tall brush located along the right side of the airstrip, causing the airplane to pivot to the right. The aircraft continued to skid sideways until the left main landing gear caught on the turf. Subsequently, the left wing struck the ground.
Damage
The airplane sustained damage to both wings, the fuselage, and the landing gear. No further details about the extent of damage were provided.
Pilot Report
The pilot reported the high approach and long landing on wet grass. No other contributing factors were mentioned in the available information.