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I’m inspired by @Doubleb21 and also want to make sure he has another Kelce avatar somedayHappy for you! That’s already a heck of a drop in a very short time!
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I’m inspired by @Doubleb21 and also want to make sure he has another Kelce avatar somedayHappy for you! That’s already a heck of a drop in a very short time!
Welcome to my world... Shot a 72 on a Par 71 last summer but it's been steadily down hill and flat since then. Swapped club and teacher and hopefully on the way back.Just caught up on your thread...man, what a journey. Congrats on the accomplishments! I've been having a rough go of it lately. After shooting a PB of a 77 2 months ago, I've been on the struggle bus. You're an inspiration right now. I'm going to grind hard so I can hold my end of the team up come Mitsubishi time!!
Just caught up on your thread...man, what a journey. Congrats on the accomplishments! I've been having a rough go of it lately. After shooting a PB of a 77 2 months ago, I've been on the struggle bus. You're an inspiration right now. I'm going to grind hard so I can hold my end of the team up come Mitsubishi time!!
I think both of your comments point to something that has been huge in my journey to improving the mental part of the game for me, has always been the biggest struggle. When I’ve had a good route, I go out the next round, expecting to do the same or better. That would absolutely destroy me. I can confidently say the thing that I have improved the most on is letting go of a good or bad round.Welcome to my world... Shot a 72 on a Par 71 last summer but it's been steadily down hill and flat since then. Swapped club and teacher and hopefully on the way back.
To the OP, great job, threads like this are an inspiration to those of us struggling...
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I think both of your comments point to something that has been huge in my journey to improving the mental part of the game for me, has always been the biggest struggle. When I’ve had a good route, I go out the next round, expecting to do the same or better. That would absolutely destroy me. I can confidently say the thing that I have improved the most on is letting go of a good or bad round.
Every round is a new one, and I go into it with zero expectations on the score. I really tried to focus on doing what I’ve been working on. It’s not always easy, but it seems to be working for me.