You start having a full-blown conversation with yourself with one part of you thinking about how great it will be to get the respect from your buddies for such a great round.Īnother part of you, the worrier part, starts to give you all sorts of advice inside your head for how to repeat what you just did with your swing and putting or the last advice you got from a book or pro.
You tell yourself to calm down and just get back to playing golf like you did on the front 9. “If I can repeat what I did on the front, I’ll shoot a _ “(which would be one of your best if not your best score ever.)Ī little jolt of energy shoots through your body. Walking up to the 10th hole your mind is filled with thoughts of what could be. “This game is pretty fun after all” you think to yourself. You add up your scoreand are somewhat surprised to see how well you’re doing! You thought you were playing pretty good but didn’t realize just how good! Wow, exciting. The holes fly by and before you know it, the front 9 is over and you are making the turn. Maybe you kind of just wander around feeling your way around the practice area and clubhouse or maybe you have a really solid, consistent pre-game routine.Įither way, you walk up to the first tee like you’ve done a hundred times or more before and everything seems ok. Maybe you squeeze in a small bucket and somewhere in there you find the time to put the club behind your back and stretch a little. You spend it chatting with your buddies, stroking a few on the practice green to get the feel of the day’s putting. You show up to the course with 20 minutes to spare before your tee time.
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