August 4, 2015 Posted by Matt

The difference between an average golfer and a good one is how they approach the game after a bad round.  The struggling player will feel angry and defeated.  The good player will ask themselves, “what can I learn and what did I do right today?”.  You might realize you were making poor club selection.  Perhaps it was windy and you constantly came up short of the green.  Reflecting back on the day, a good golfer will note they should have taken more club on shots throughout the day and will remember that for next time.  On the flip side, a good golfer will also focus on what worked.  Perhaps you made several tough putts.  The good player takes the opportunity to make improvements rather than just accepts a bad day as what he deserves.