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Have you ever gotten upset at a bad golf shot or bad break? Of course you have, we all have. The question is - How did and how does it effect you? Do you get mad, irritated, accept it for what it is, laugh, etc. etc.? What if it happens again the next
shot and the next, Does your patience begin to wear thin or have you
already thrown a club, used a few bad words, or just pouted? When we get ill, pouty, or just
down right mad, our muscles tighten and our ability to make rational
decisions diminishes, resulting in even more less than desirable shots
and decisions, ultimately costing us golf strokes and the ability to
enjoy ourselves and the game, let alone making it miserable for our
playing partners. It is easy for me to preach this,
but I guarantee that if you lighten up, have a short memory, and try on
every shot to the best of your ability in that given moment, your scores
will come down, you will have more fun, and so will the people around
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