Coping With a Slump
October 5, 2009 by Admin
Filed under Low Handicap Golf
photo credit: uzi978 Along the way, everyone goes through a period known as a slump. Its a horrible feeling when no matter what you do isn’t right. Don’t feel like you are alone because every golfer goes through these periods. Usually, you are in a slump if you play at least 6 rounds that are not within your handicap. What follows are ways to cope with being in a slum:
A) Ignore it altogether. B) Quit playing for a while. C) Analyze it. D) Practice more. E) Pactice less, or not at all. F) Work on only the short game. G) See a golf instructor.
Slumps can sometimes be very tough to break, however, there is light at the end of the tunnel. Don’t hang up your clubs just because you are going through one of these periods, there nothing new in golf.