Here is one thing of many that help you shoot lower scores and have nothing to do with hitting golf balls. Review your rounds. In detail.<\/p>\n
When I get home from having played, I write a brief description of every shot I hit. For every shot that worked out, I write down the conditions, what I did, and my opinion of why it worked. You can\u2019t take success for granted. You repeat success by knowing how to be successful.<\/p>\n
For every shot that didn\u2019t work out, I write down the same thing, and my opinion on why it didn\u2019t work out. What should I do if I faced this shot again? Sometimes you have done everything right but you just made a bad swing. That happens. But most of the time you have the skills to hit that shot, but you didn\u2019t think it through, or your mind was on something else<\/p>\n
In other words, learn from what you did, both good and bad. In other words, keep on doing this, but next time, do that.<\/p>\n
If you play a round and don\u2019t learn anything from it, you just went out for exercise, which is OK if that is what you want out of golf. <\/p>\n
But you spend all that time playing, so you might as well get as good as you can. Here is one way to do it. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Here is one thing of many that help you shoot lower scores and have nothing to do with hitting golf balls. Review your rounds. In detail. When I get home from having played, I write a brief description of every shot I hit. For every shot that worked out, I write down the conditions, what … Continue reading Review Your Round<\/span>