bladeplayer
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Result in . Won gross with a +1.. not getting excited as it was winter golf and placing everywher but il take itI find shouting at the ball as it's in the air works wonders too. If it's good enough for spieth. Haha
Result in . Won gross with a +1.. not getting excited as it was winter golf and placing everywher but il take itI find shouting at the ball as it's in the air works wonders too. If it's good enough for spieth. Haha
Result in . Won gross with a +1.. not getting excited as it was winter golf and placing everywher but il take it
Win is a win and +1 in winter bodes well for the better conditions. Well played mateyResult in . Won gross with a +1.. not getting excited as it was winter golf and placing everywher but il take it
Thanks Martin .Win is a win and +1 in winter bodes well for the better conditions. Well played matey
My biggest failing is concentration . Hoping for something to trigger switching it back on . Garys idea is something im going to tryConcentration is huge in golf and sadly slow play kills my concentration and I start to get frustrated.
Idiots who wait for a green to clear from 250 yards despite only being able to hit the ball 170 max, people who stand around in a group and not preparing to play themselves. Leaving bags in the "wrong place".
Just all absolutely infuriates me.
If the OP finds a way to concentrate please pass it my way!!!
I shot my best score last season while playing the back 9 at funeral pace. We were at the back of packed course and went nowhere in a hurry.
I got myself in a mindset of it is what it is. Took my time on every putt. Read them from all angles, got a proper feel for pace and didnt take the putt until I was ready.
Dandered about between shots then got into full concentration mode over each shot. Had to get up and down 3 times. Picked my way through the back 9. The buzz of trying to shoot a PB kept me alive and awake over the ball. There was very little danger of switching off. Told myself the slow pace is a bonus. I wont be rushed into a silly decision.
9 pars later, signed for my PB and the win
I'd have had you on the clock!
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