What do you do after a bad round? Buy new equipment or practice?

[theothertwo]

No more buying new equipment after a bad round. Repeat 100x.

 

I guess my new year's resolution will be to practice after a bad round. Note to self, can't buy a good golf game unless it's money for good professional lessons. For self thought good players, just practice and find it in the dirt again.

[Hawkeye77]

Go home, grill, sit on the deck, sleep. Repeat. Same as if a good round, honestly.

[scomac2002]

Go home, grill, sit on the deck, sleep. Repeat. Same as if a good round, honestly.

 

Agreed. I find a break is as good as any practice if I've been having a tough go of it lately.

[ceejay81]

Whether I play well or poorly, it doesn't really have any effect on me like that. Each day my swing feels different. And who needs an excuse to buy new clubs, lol.

[Qqq123xx]

No new clubs or practice. Just chalk it up to a bad day. Then get home and guzzle a bottle of vino.

[KAndyMan]

I have to agree with the other guys here. Usually after a bad day or 2 i take the bag out of the trunk and it gets a "time-out" in the basement for a couple days. I try to just totally forget about golf and come back with a fresh perspective/better attitude.

[Texas1]

There’s no such thing as ‘a bad round’. Any day on a golf course spending time with friends is a good day,

Imho

[One_Putt_Blunder]

:alcoholic: :alcoholic: :alcoholic:

[BeerPerHole]

At our club I'll usually wonder out to the range (or one of the greens, etc) right after the round to try to reverse what was wrong - usually something fairly simple. I just spend a few minutes on it. Then hit the reset button...

[Kaysquare]

Pout for about as long as it takes me to get home from the golf course (5-10 minutes), then forget about it. Tomorrow is another day.

[PappyVanWinkle53]

When I have a tough go of it, I usually go check out some of the newer, hotter clubs at the pro shop or golf galaxy to make mine jealous and to remind them i could just trade them in for a new set.....now only if I had the ball$ to do that when my wife pisses me off.

[MSG Kunert-zero3Putts]

If it's a really bad day, I usually go home and swap the irons out for one of my other sets that bring back good memories from rounds gone by. I might be much better if I would just stick with what works instead of always changing and thinking it was the clubs that made the difference.

[markheardjr]

Blame the course, the wind, the greens, the group ahead of us, my sore back, etc. And pretty much forget about it by dinner.

[mizuno player]

Have a few pops. Then move on. I will have bad rounds. It sucks but it's inevitable.