Incident Overview
A pilot reported that during a landing on a turf runway, the airplane touched down long. The initial touchdown was followed by three bounces. In response, the pilot briefly added power in an attempt to abort the landing and execute a go-around. However, the pilot then recognized that the airplane would not be able to clear trees located at the departure end of the runway. Power was reduced, but the airplane could not be stopped before it overran the runway end.
Collision and Damage
The airplane subsequently encountered a ditch and collided with a structure. The impact with the structure caused substantial damage to the right wing spar and fuselage. The pilot reported that there were no preimpact mechanical malfunctions, indicating that the aircraft's systems were normal prior to the incident.
Contributing Factors
The pilot's decision to land long on a turf runway, followed by the unsuccessful go-around attempt due to obstacles at the runway end, led to the overrun and subsequent damage. The sequence of events was initiated by the long touchdown and the resulting bounces.