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**WebDocMan** · 09-25-2012, 10:01 AM

Golf is hard. I always have to force myself to take pressure off. Then the game comes back and quicker. At least for me.

The pro at my home course equates it to this: If you think of standing on a board that is resting on a cylinder. You try to find your balance. You may lose your balance left, so you put more weight to the right. Once you start going right, you put some weight back to the left. You may find some balance for a split second. But once you start to move to either side, you put more weight back to the opposite side. And the cycle continues.

09-25-2012, 10:01 AM	#4
WebDocMan Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 513 Senior Member	Golf is hard. I always have to force myself to take pressure off. Then the game comes back and quicker. At least for me. The pro at my home course equates it to this: If you think of standing on a board that is resting on a cylinder. You try to find your balance. You may lose your balance left, so you put more weight to the right. Once you start going right, you put some weight back to the left. You may find some balance for a split second. But once you start to move to either side, you put more weight back to the opposite side. And the cycle continues.
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