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| Re: O what a day! Randomhero, Firstly well done, it sounds like a great round. You have stumbled across the difference between a single figure h/capper and a 20+ (CHIPPING & PUTTING) Add your scores up again and count the great putts you had and then add that number to your score, you may find this now gives you a score something around what you normally achieve. Simply by getting up and down you score well, miss thoses great putts and you have a steady round. Great to here you prepared well and got what you deserved, you only get out of golf what you put in and sometimes a little less......... Ian.
__________________ Once you learn the swing, your next step is mastering golf psychology................ |
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| Re: O what a day! You make a great point! I did make one 15 footer to save par. I made a 30 foot birdie put. So thats 2! Now I am at an 81. And thats about what I normally shoot at that course, 8-9 handicap (par 72). It's a Don Ross course. Pretty tuff. A bit of target golf at times and it makes you think, but also gives you some wide open holes to go at. Some really tuff & long par 3s (#16 is 181 to the front ALL uphill). I have put a lot in. I work on my swing ALMOST every day. I am at the range twice a week and try to play once a week. My goal is 20 rounds a year, at least. If I worked on my putting, which most of my problem is speed control, I could drop down to a true 5-6 handicap. I noticed your title. For me, a huge part of this game is mental. For example, I was hitting my PW so good. I was actually spinning it back because of the pure contact I was making. Instead of hitting my SW on a 100yd shot, I hit half a PW 10 foot from the pin. I also hit about 7 fairways in a row, but then stepped up and sliced one. Instead of loosing my cool, I made a smart play and pitched out. I then scoarched a wood to the front edge and got up and down. Ususally when I make a bad shot, it spirals out of control from there. This day, I just shook it off and went on strong. Thanks ![]()
__________________ What's in my bag.... Cleveland VP 2 Blade Putter Ping Tour Wedges, 54 & 60 TaylorMade rac LT2, 4i thru PW Tour Edge Exotics Iron-Wood 21* 3i - Aldila NV 90 Stiff Shaft Ping G5 18* 5 Wood - ProLaunch Blue 75 Stiff Shaft Ping G5 15* 3 Wood - Aldila NV 75 Stiff Shaft Cleveland HiBore XL 9.5* - Fujikura Fit-On Red Stiff Shaft |
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| Re: O what a day! If you are interested in the mental side then send me your e-mail address through private messaging and I will send out a "scoring for par" document to help you achieve your goal. It works out how you score par with three putts and bogeys etc.......a really good read. Ian. |