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**mArVHDO6** · 07-23-2011, 04:52 AM

I dont really look at my scores during my round. I will look at my front 9 score to see what I need to do on the back, but thats about it. it keeps me from over thinking.

+1. I check my scores on the front 9, then dont add up until I am done with 18. When you are playing well, you know around where your scores will be, no point in putting extra pressure on yourself.

I just try to relax and take my time. When I am excited, I tend to rush. I have to make myself slow down and focus on each shot.

Take it shot by shot. Dont worry about total scores, or the "I need to get up and down for par, or else..."

07-23-2011, 04:52 AM	#19
mArVHDO6 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 526 Senior Member	I dont really look at my scores during my round. I will look at my front 9 score to see what I need to do on the back, but thats about it. it keeps me from over thinking. +1. I check my scores on the front 9, then dont add up until I am done with 18. When you are playing well, you know around where your scores will be, no point in putting extra pressure on yourself. I just try to relax and take my time. When I am excited, I tend to rush. I have to make myself slow down and focus on each shot. Take it shot by shot. Dont worry about total scores, or the "I need to get up and down for par, or else..."
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