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**TeveVikep** · 09-27-2012, 09:01 AM

I don't know how often you practice or play 18, but sometimes its best to take a break and come back fresh in a week or so.

I play 18 at least twice a week, play 9 another once or twice and normally practice every night in some way (have a paddock out the back of my house that I practice my short game in). I actually have a pretty solid short game and I was still striking my wedges really well today. It was with anything longer than a PW that I was struggling with. Think I may take my irons out to the driving range tonight. I'm more one of those get back on the horse straight away kinda people. The more I think about it the more I think I just got myself into a bad place mentally. It really is true that the game is 90% mental.

09-27-2012, 09:01 AM	#13
TeveVikep Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 483 Senior Member	I don't know how often you practice or play 18, but sometimes its best to take a break and come back fresh in a week or so. I play 18 at least twice a week, play 9 another once or twice and normally practice every night in some way (have a paddock out the back of my house that I practice my short game in). I actually have a pretty solid short game and I was still striking my wedges really well today. It was with anything longer than a PW that I was struggling with. Think I may take my irons out to the driving range tonight. I'm more one of those get back on the horse straight away kinda people. The more I think about it the more I think I just got myself into a bad place mentally. It really is true that the game is 90% mental.
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