LogicalOne Itβs all mental at this point. Practice mindfulness and acceptance everyday
You back playing golf again? Hope so.
LogicalOne Itβs all mental at this point. Practice mindfulness and acceptance everyday
You back playing golf again? Hope so.
79 yesterday at Augustine Golf Club after double bogey on the first 2 holes. 40/39.
If I start out with a double or a couple of bogeys, I tell myself that I'd rather do them FIRST and get them out of the way, rather than ruin a good round with a couple of bad holes at the end of the round....!!
When I'm on the range before a round I'll mentally play the first hole. I'll picture the first hole then hit my drive. Then, depending on how I think my ball would have ended up, I'll make the appropriate club selection and play my second shot. I'll do this a few times until I feel like I'm in a bit of a groove. When I get to the first tee, I feel like I'm ready to go.
Supp When I'm on the range before a round I'll mentally play the first hole. I'll picture the first hole then hit my drive. Then, depending on how I think my ball would have ended up, I'll make the appropriate club selection and play my second shot. I'll do this a few times until I feel like I'm in a bit of a groove. When I get to the first tee, I SHANK ONE INTO THE STARTER SHACK.
Modified to pertain to me.......
Not yet. Itβll probably end up being next season. But Iβm getting closer I feel.
My best rounds of 78, and a few 79's started with doubles.....the 78 actually started and ended with doubles and one of the 79's finished with a triple And some of my worst rounds have started with birdies. A few holes doesn't really dictate the whole round at my level.
I do recall being sort of distracted from the score on my best rounds. The 78 I just had a goal of not embarrassing myself playing with 3 really good single digit players. After starting with an unlucky double I was just trying to make no worse than a bogey.....which led to a lot of pars and me beating 2 of the 3 players. Not sure about the other rounds except that I didn't know the score until it was over.