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**sigrekatonov** · 08-20-2012, 11:03 PM

Was playing a 4 ball yesterday afternoon shot a 76 not bad very very happy but........

I had a lesson early and my pro sorted a little mistake in my swing and it helped i had been slightly hitting fat but it was my left knee collapsing anyway thats not important. Just about to tee off on the 16th and one of the guys said come on Daz 3 more holes to go and it could be your first ever sub par round i was -1 at the time. Needless to say i got all excited and fudges the last 3 holes.

But if 2 months ago you had told me i was going to be playing well again id have sent you to the looney bin!!!

I had a similar situation happen to me many times before. Actually had it almost happen to me on Saturday. I was 2 under making the turn, and my playing partner kept emphasizing that and the fact that I could break par for the first time. I actually held it together this time and shot -1 for the round, but the majority of the time when he does that I'll make a dumb mistake on 16,17, or 18 and cost myself the chance at par golf.

It's not that I'm not well aware of where I'm at, but I don't want anyone else telling me about it haha.

08-20-2012, 11:03 PM	#3
sigrekatonov Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 410 Senior Member	Was playing a 4 ball yesterday afternoon shot a 76 not bad very very happy but........ I had a lesson early and my pro sorted a little mistake in my swing and it helped i had been slightly hitting fat but it was my left knee collapsing anyway thats not important. Just about to tee off on the 16th and one of the guys said come on Daz 3 more holes to go and it could be your first ever sub par round i was -1 at the time. Needless to say i got all excited and fudges the last 3 holes. But if 2 months ago you had told me i was going to be playing well again id have sent you to the looney bin!!! I had a similar situation happen to me many times before. Actually had it almost happen to me on Saturday. I was 2 under making the turn, and my playing partner kept emphasizing that and the fact that I could break par for the first time. I actually held it together this time and shot -1 for the round, but the majority of the time when he does that I'll make a dumb mistake on 16,17, or 18 and cost myself the chance at par golf. It's not that I'm not well aware of where I'm at, but I don't want anyone else telling me about it haha.
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