The whole 82-0 phenomenon reinforces that whole bit about how the only thing a bunch of dudes need in order to have a good time is to sit around announcing the names of a bunch of old athletes.
@RogerSteeleJr I agree. When I’m at the range I feel like things are finally starting to click and then my next round it’s all gone. Knowing there are no penalties at the range allows me to swing freely compared to knowing there’s trouble on a hole and second guessing myself.
@JamesRadio@Emiliodjorno I disagree with not being able to recruit because there are plenty of applicants every year who would gladly take the funding. They have tried to bring in companies from other cities but the moment the year requirement of “having a presence in Buffalo” is up, they’re gone.
If you send me a message on Slack or Teams and it only says “Hey”, especially the day after a holiday weekend, you better believe that message will be ignored until the rest of the message is sent.
The wheels fell off for a few holes and I couldn’t shake it. I’m fully committed to getting some lessons but what are some things you do or say to yourself to help get things back on track in the middle of a round?