Captain_Hack

It's all in the mind right? Well, if that's the case, then I'm losing it. I spent all winter working on my swing in a golf dome. I'd say at least 85% of my shots were very nice and confidence building. Today I went to the golf course and hit a full bucket. I'd say 8 shots out of a hundred were halfway decent. What could be happening? There's got to be a way I can relax my mind so that I swing the same way I did in the dome. Most everything was a horrible slice or multiple skulls. I'm probably just too stiff.
Does anyone here expereince this phenomenon?



Kindest Regards,

enti342

That has never happened to me before! Maybe you just need to practice a bit more, you should improve.

Darren

Don't worry too much about it, everybody has a bad day. If it continues the only way to get past it is to keep practising.

DOMAINerBLOGer

Maybe it is the excitement that took over. I know a lot of people make many errors from the excitement. If you can just find a way to channel that excitement into the swing, but like myself it goes in all different directions.

Matthew_22

It was most likely just a bad day, everyone has them.

If you find yourself still getting fustrated and not improving, I recommend taking a short break from the game. Whenever I return from a break, I always play really well for some reason, and sometimes even notice an improvement.