Anything you learned from, shouldn't be considered a mistake. Don't be phased by criticism or praise, stay true to yourself. Also...Life is short, enjoy it!
Here's my preview of the Masters.
Won't ask for retweets as I appreciate not everyone can read it now - reminder, it'll be no-login from Wednesday.
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Hello, friends. Here's my player-by-player guide to the Masters field, which I'd love for you to read and then share. We must beat the algo together.
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@BenColeyGolf A brilliant round from him so far. Hopefully that eagle from the fairway signifies a (deserved) change of fortune for your picks๐ค๐ป.
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You know what you need? A new golf podcast. More specifically, @slicedpod.
Me and @sam_golf on Mondays.
DP World Tour and then the rest of pro golf.
Reviews, news, previews, player trackers, Ryder Cup watch, games, prizes, Q&As.
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@BenColeyGolf Couldn't agree more. It's fine to have an (informed) opinion on something. It's also completely fine to change that opinion as things develop and further information becomes available. It's an admirable quality in a person, showing growth and maturity & is not a negative trait.