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**zbckFNlW** · 09-24-2012, 09:01 AM

I'm amazed how the PGA pros can keep it together for an entire round of golf.

I'm a high handicap player (31) and I've been practicing at the range around 2-3 times a week.
Yesterday I played a round and after the first 5 holes, I was only at +4! After that, the wheels fell off and I scored +17 the next 5 holes

I've done this a few times now....started off pretty hot, looking to score sub 100 but then a string of triple bogeys come around and bite me in the butt.

I'm also trying to play it safe by using my 4i for drives instead of using my driver. So I'm not trying to be a hero every hole, yet I'll still lose my ball in the trees when I get on my bad streak.
Seems like once the first triple bogey comes, it takes me a while to pull it back together.

How do you guys stay consistent over the course of the entire 18 holes?

09-24-2012, 09:01 AM	#2
zbckFNlW Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 468 Senior Member	How to stay consistent??!?!?! I'm amazed how the PGA pros can keep it together for an entire round of golf. I'm a high handicap player (31) and I've been practicing at the range around 2-3 times a week. Yesterday I played a round and after the first 5 holes, I was only at +4! After that, the wheels fell off and I scored +17 the next 5 holes I've done this a few times now....started off pretty hot, looking to score sub 100 but then a string of triple bogeys come around and bite me in the butt. I'm also trying to play it safe by using my 4i for drives instead of using my driver. So I'm not trying to be a hero every hole, yet I'll still lose my ball in the trees when I get on my bad streak. Seems like once the first triple bogey comes, it takes me a while to pull it back together. How do you guys stay consistent over the course of the entire 18 holes?
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