Looking for some advice

[ANTC]

okay so I'm pretty new to golf, i started around march. at first it was just some to add to my Resume to look good for college going to my last year of High School. the more i played the more I enjoyed the game the whole style of how things are done on the course drew me in to the point where I spent my spare time putting in my room now. So I went and got my mom to spring for clubs she got my some generic start set from texan(see sig) but more I was playing on my own time not just the team I wanted better so i got the clubs i have now.
well sorry for the useless rant let me get to my problem

straight to the point is im new to the game and I always expect more out of my self and it makes me lose my whole mind set, i just got back from one of my hs matches i had a good drive a little slice put me behind 2 trees so from their i tried getting it out i hit the tree no biggie in short ruff next to the fairway then i took a fat shot then got it on next to the green then from their i fell apart i was no more then 10 yards off the green and then i put it over the green with no flight so i knew i messed up kinda beat my self up then got it on the green then 3 putted then the rest of my game was crap besides a par 3 where i bogey'ed which was a luck i feel lol.
so anyway i need some tips to get me back in the zone so i can get past the bad shots i hit

PS sorry for grammar errors. lol

[Incognito]

i guess they don't teach punctuation in your high school...


its real simple. take some lessons. It sounds like you could use some guidance in all of your basic fundamentals.


shot 1. slice drive behind trees.
shot 2. hit a tree.
shot 3. fat iron.
then...fall apart?
shot 4. hit a flyer with wedge.
shot 5. get it on the green.
shot 6/7/8. putt putt putt

[ANTC]

I guess you can't read as I said sorry for the grammar

[wedge player]

I guess you can't read as I said sorry for the grammar

some people on this forum are crazy about grammer.but on to your problem,it sounds easy but let the bad ones go.

[bjw181]

Good grammar makes the post more enjoyable to read. I won't even bother reading some of these posts as butchered as they are...