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**Konidurase** · 02-28-2011, 10:19 PM

Another thing that may help is to avoid tallying your score if at all possible. If you are a single digit handicapper you probably always know your relation to par but if you are a 22 or something like me and breaking 90 is a goal I would avoid tallying your score after 9. I have started to do this as a way of not putting unnecessary pressure to finish with the needed pars or whatever.

I never add my score anymore up until I'm done now, you start playing the "if I do this on the back, I'll shoot XX" in you head. Then you get one bogie and you start saying "well now I really have to go for it on these last few holes to shoot XX" etc and so on...

02-28-2011, 10:19 PM	#16
Konidurase Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 412 Senior Member	Another thing that may help is to avoid tallying your score if at all possible. If you are a single digit handicapper you probably always know your relation to par but if you are a 22 or something like me and breaking 90 is a goal I would avoid tallying your score after 9. I have started to do this as a way of not putting unnecessary pressure to finish with the needed pars or whatever. I never add my score anymore up until I'm done now, you start playing the "if I do this on the back, I'll shoot XX" in you head. Then you get one bogie and you start saying "well now I really have to go for it on these last few holes to shoot XX" etc and so on...
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