Originally Posted by aggiefreak14

Now that I think about it every round that I've played has been something different that caused me to shoot high. First I couldn't make anything inside 3 ft., I practiced, and now I'm better. Last time I played my driver wasn't working, my sand game wasn't very good at all (wasted some strokes), and I was drawing my irons when I usually fade them. I realized that I'm stiking the ball just as good if not better than usual, but I'm not playing for my new draw or distance on my irons. I chili-dipped some chips too, but my next one was usually close (one went in for bogey...). I think that deronsizemore got it right; I'm trying too hard and expecting too much. It's just that when I hit a bad shot, I'm hard on myself and don't just focus on my next shot. Thanks all of you, this really made me think about my game and that I'm not really that far off from where I was.