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**enasseneiff** · 07-22-2012, 03:06 PM

The good thing is, the handicap is coming down in leaps instead of fluctuating up a lot, down a little. A drop of 3.1 since June 1 leaves me very optimistic about the future. Now the thing is, do I take a few weeks off after The Morgan Cup and try to heal my elbow completely, or wait until after the Des Moines outing in September so I can keep in form? It's not really a question for anyone, it's just something I gotta decide!
What do others experience after reaching a new low score?

I think we all feel the same disappointment man, you shoot a smoking round only to be followed up by a round that feels unfamiliar and strange. You have made a lot of progress since June and that should really make you proud of yourself, it take a lot of hard work to get where you have gotten. Focus on your success and realize how long it took to get there and you'll have a lot more of it. I think it's awesome!

You should heal your elbow after the cup, your elbow is vital to the swing and you need it in top form as you pursue even par

07-22-2012, 03:06 PM	#18
enasseneiff Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 429 Senior Member	The good thing is, the handicap is coming down in leaps instead of fluctuating up a lot, down a little. A drop of 3.1 since June 1 leaves me very optimistic about the future. Now the thing is, do I take a few weeks off after The Morgan Cup and try to heal my elbow completely, or wait until after the Des Moines outing in September so I can keep in form? It's not really a question for anyone, it's just something I gotta decide! What do others experience after reaching a new low score? I think we all feel the same disappointment man, you shoot a smoking round only to be followed up by a round that feels unfamiliar and strange. You have made a lot of progress since June and that should really make you proud of yourself, it take a lot of hard work to get where you have gotten. Focus on your success and realize how long it took to get there and you'll have a lot more of it. I think it's awesome! You should heal your elbow after the cup, your elbow is vital to the swing and you need it in top form as you pursue even par
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