August 30, 2015 Posted by Matt

The difference between an average golfer and a good golfer is how they approach the game after a bad round.  The average player will feel angry and defeated.  The good player will analyze the round and figure out what can be learned from the bad round.  A good golfer will try to figure out if they need to change to improve their game for the next round.  Do they need to change their strategy, choose different clubs, use finesse when putting instead of trying to force putts, or many other things in the game.  If you are an average golfer who just accepts a bad day as  what you deserve, consider looking back at your round and asking “what can I do differently the next time?”.