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**Alice_Medichi34** · 04-11-2009, 10:02 PM

It's a personal thing. It's about how an individual feels about his ability and the outcome of the round. For me an example would be that I always scored better on the front 9 than the back. I began to wonder if I was ever going to be able to go the distance. I played a round at Carlton Oaks and I don't know why but I was jittery and nervous. First few holes were real bad. For the first time I came back on the back 9. Actually it's the best nine to date. My score was average overall but for me and my ability at the time I felt I played great and learned I could score on the back. The score didn't reflect that but that's how I felt. and like FourPutt said...bad luck can add strokes that don't reflect how well you're swinging that day. But like JP said...play well and one day it will all be good.

04-11-2009, 10:02 PM	#19
Alice_Medichi34 Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 606 Senior Member	It's a personal thing. It's about how an individual feels about his ability and the outcome of the round. For me an example would be that I always scored better on the front 9 than the back. I began to wonder if I was ever going to be able to go the distance. I played a round at Carlton Oaks and I don't know why but I was jittery and nervous. First few holes were real bad. For the first time I came back on the back 9. Actually it's the best nine to date. My score was average overall but for me and my ability at the time I felt I played great and learned I could score on the back. The score didn't reflect that but that's how I felt. and like FourPutt said...bad luck can add strokes that don't reflect how well you're swinging that day. But like JP said...play well and one day it will all be good.
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