Damn, I Am in a Slump

[ChetlovesMer]

I just thought of one other thing about slumps. Sometimes it can help to make a VLOG. I made a VLOG (it's posted on this forum someplace) a while back in which I was playing pretty decent. I enjoyed making it and it's fun to go back and watch now and again. Earlier this year I was in a bit of a slump so I found time to make another VLOG. During the making of that VLOG I noticed an issue with my footwork that was significantly different than during my previous VLOG. It really helped me get out of my slump. 

Of course you can video yourself on the range or during practice sessions, either with or without a swing coach. But, sometimes you get into one of those slumps in which your range sessions are fine, but your on course play sucks rocks. A VLOG may help you recognize something you are doing differently.

Just a thought. 

[Cantankerish]

Some really good advice there. Thanks, guys.

My nephew called me this afternoon for a late 18.  I shot a respectable (for me) 92.  I feel better.  You know the feeling.

[Piz]

Bad rounds (if there is such a thing) fade with time.  None of us remember our worst outings; they are over-shadowed by the better ones.  Reality is fairly weak sauce when compared to fantasy.

[uitar9]

I'm a 19.8 (happily improved from a 24 at the beginning of the season) and I'm starting to believe us 20 caps are doomed to these swings in score. Thats why we are 20's. If we didn't have these swings we wold be lower caps with closer swings in score.

[mcanadiens]

On 9/21/2019 at 10:11 PM, Piz said:

None of us remember our worst outings

Oh yes I do.