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**Unhappu** · 07-31-2009, 03:19 PM

Hi Johneli

I know the feeling you're talking about. I don't tend to get it that badly, but in April this year I got to play the Black course at Bethpage. I wanted to play the blue tees too. Most were playing the whites, but you have a lot of people standing around waiting to play. I hadn't played in a while at the time, so really didn't know how it would go, but I knew people paid attention when someone plays the blue tees, because they obviously think they can play. I hit three wood because I felt more confident with it. Hit it a little low on the face, but it went straight.

I actually find the anticipation of playing a tournament round worse most of the time. If I'm playing regularly, I know I can hit it well enough not to look bad, so I don't mind teeing off in front of 100 people. But if I have a card in my hand, I find myself wondering which game is going to come out today.

07-31-2009, 03:19 PM	#6
Unhappu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 553 Senior Member	Hi Johneli I know the feeling you're talking about. I don't tend to get it that badly, but in April this year I got to play the Black course at Bethpage. I wanted to play the blue tees too. Most were playing the whites, but you have a lot of people standing around waiting to play. I hadn't played in a while at the time, so really didn't know how it would go, but I knew people paid attention when someone plays the blue tees, because they obviously think they can play. I hit three wood because I felt more confident with it. Hit it a little low on the face, but it went straight. I actually find the anticipation of playing a tournament round worse most of the time. If I'm playing regularly, I know I can hit it well enough not to look bad, so I don't mind teeing off in front of 100 people. But if I have a card in my hand, I find myself wondering which game is going to come out today.
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