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**redDoodia** · 09-21-2012, 04:26 PM

I can't drink at all and hope to play decent golf. My objective in a Member/Guest is to have fun and make sure my host or guest has a GREAT time. Playing good golf is a big part of enjoying the event but it is not the most important.

Host or guest, I want to participate in all the side games and meals and I try to pay for as much of my partner's participation as I can.

Practice the same as you would for any other event; don't put more pressure on yourself by changing your routine.

And don't apologize for bad shots; everyone is doing their best.

Did I mention HAVE FUN

I think one of the hardest parts for me is forgetting about a bad shot and recovering my frame of mind by the next hole (or the same one, if my opponents make equally bad shots). It's one thing to lose (money) when I'm on my own, but I feel doubly bad when I let my partner down.

09-21-2012, 04:26 PM	#3
redDoodia Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 471 Senior Member	I can't drink at all and hope to play decent golf. My objective in a Member/Guest is to have fun and make sure my host or guest has a GREAT time. Playing good golf is a big part of enjoying the event but it is not the most important. Host or guest, I want to participate in all the side games and meals and I try to pay for as much of my partner's participation as I can. Practice the same as you would for any other event; don't put more pressure on yourself by changing your routine. And don't apologize for bad shots; everyone is doing their best. Did I mention HAVE FUN I think one of the hardest parts for me is forgetting about a bad shot and recovering my frame of mind by the next hole (or the same one, if my opponents make equally bad shots). It's one thing to lose (money) when I'm on my own, but I feel doubly bad when I let my partner down.
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