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Are you an angry golfer or do you just shrug your shoulders and hit the next shot?
backwoodsman
Tour Winner
It's my middle name ...
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I hope not when we're playing Bandon with Jordan ?
Marshy77
Journeyman Pro
Not angry just frustrated/delusional.
Imurg
The Grinder Of Pars (Semi Crocked)
Angry.
Let it out, get rid, move on.
Let it out, get rid, move on.
AliMc
Well-known member
Used to get angry at times but much more relaxed about it now, don't see much point in getting angry doesn't make me play any better
Bdill93
Undisputed King of FOMO
Oh yeah... I make Hatton look like a Princess
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I'm not at all angry, but I have a tendency to give up (mentally) mid-round, if it isn't going well.
Shrug the shoulders and get on. I might have the occasional 2 second inward seeth if I miss a really bad putt but generally I am pretty mellow about bad shots
Bigfoot
Tour Rookie
I only got angry on a sports field once when playing rugby with my brother on Boxing Day. We rarely played in the same team but there was only one team put out on Boxing Day. He had been winning every ball at 2 in the line out in the first half and his opponent had had enough on the first line out of the second half when he lost another and belted my brother. I was the first one to him from 4.
davidy233
Tour Rookie
Can't stand people who have tantrums on the golf course - lowest of the low
Green Bay Hacker
Journeyman Pro
Helicopter used to be my forte but I've calmed down quite a bit of late. I'm not sure if it was anger or pure frustration.
Doon frae Troon
Ryder Cup Winner
My Grandfathers advice was ' you lose the heid and you lose the game' @1958
My Uncles advice was 'make sure that you never hit two bad shots in a row' @1964
When I was a decent player I was more determined than angry after a bad shot.
Stood me well as I had very few meltdowns......steady Eddie was more my style.
My Uncles advice was 'make sure that you never hit two bad shots in a row' @1964
When I was a decent player I was more determined than angry after a bad shot.
Stood me well as I had very few meltdowns......steady Eddie was more my style.
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On the outside, no.
Inside my blood is boiling and I could break every club over my knee on the bad shots.
Inside my blood is boiling and I could break every club over my knee on the bad shots.
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^^This^^
KenL
Tour Rookie
Nope and playing someone who is a club chucker, moaner, constant swearing and being woe is me, is a pain in the backside.
PhilTheFragger
Provider of Entertainment for the Golfing Gods 🙄
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Nah - have the odd swear every now and then but don’t Chuck clubs or any of that stuff - it’s certainly not that big of an issue when it doesn’t put the bread on the table.
jim8flog
Journeyman Pro
I am prone to the odd curse or two but never as far as a 50 yard wedge after the ball has landed. Normally over it by the time I am putting the club back in the bag. I often take it completely out of the system on the next tee shot.
Sats
Challenge Tour Pro
I may swear on occasion but mainly out of frustration. I'm definitely one for laughing at myself (and my partners for that matter) and then swiftly moving on. I do this for fun not for money so get over yourself.
