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i was playing today the hardest course around here. i could of birdied 3 of the first 5 holes i was driving well and hitting my irons really well. just about to tee of on the 6th and i had 2 text messages both bad news and then for the next 6 holes i was everywhere. pulled it together for the last 3-4 holes.my question is justhow important is having a clear mind to play?
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I completely agree that it is very important. If you have other things on your mind, chances are you won't play well. Even if you are thinking about the score you are shooting instead of the shot you are about to play. A couple of years ago, I was playing a really good round of golf. I was even through 14 holes. At that time, I had never shot an even round of golf before. One of the guys I was playing with mentioned to me after the 14th hole that the only reason he stayed to play the back nine with us was to see me shoot an even round of golf. From that point on, all I could think about was shooting even, and I ended up shooting about 5 over. If you can just focus on the shot you are about to hit and nothing else, you will probably play better.
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Since you answered your own question
![]() I read Michael Murphy's "Golf in the Kingdom" and if mentally go South I try to channel it. Everyone is different though, one friend starts singing "Swinging on a Star", the old Bing Crosby tune from the Movie Hudson Hawk. The important thing is to know you mentally checked out, and learn how to check back in as quick as possible. |
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