You learn more from your bad rounds!

[turkish]

Wish I could say I learn from my bad or good rounds.

Each round is an adventure and I never know what is coming, I just enjoy the good and bad.

LOL here here!!! I'm beginning to think it is a game of chance rather than a game of skill

 

[lukeysafc100]

Is that possible? Your drive is curving hard right miles into the gorse and almost certainly OOB and you're stood on the tee going "Christ that felt good?"

Crying with laughter at this one!!

Just 3 putted from 3 foot - Ooooooooo Yeah! Just get the most out of the green fee today!
Lose a ball - No worry 11 more came in the pack! boom! #I'mwinning!:thup:

 

[drdel]

The number of years and bad rounds I've played, I must be a golf genius.

 

[HawkeyeMS]

I'm not sure that is necessarily true. You can certainly learn a lot by honestly analysing your rounds (good or bad) and looking at where you could have improved and where you did well but for me it is important not to over react to a single good or bad round. Over the span of a few rounds you should be able to identify common good and bad points and can look at what you need to work on. However, if I have a round where everything is bad and I shoot in the nineties then I generally put it down as a bad day and forget about it.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Nope for me. If I have a bad round (and there's been many in 2016/17) I don't learn too much I tend know what's caused the bad scores (usually short game) and the mistakes made.