Well, that'll learn 'im.

[andrue]

A friend and I had a tee booked at my club today. I'm expecting a typical friendly match with neither of us bothering about the score beyond personal interest. Out of the blue he suggests match play. At my own club. With a visitor.

 

Well I completed every hole as either a par or a bogey with one birdie. Don't think I actually broke my record of 80 but it was a good round. He conceded on the 14th.

 

Don't challenge me on my home turf, mate!

 

:)

[gatorgolfer86]

It is amazing how switching up the focus can either make you play really good golf or ruin a day

[andrue]

> @gatorgolfer86 said:

> It is amazing how switching up the focus can either make you play really good golf or ruin a day

 

It certainly focused my mind. At one point on the front nine he was a hole ahead but I levelled up before the turn and then continued on my way while his game began to fall apart. I have a feeling that it might have been when I began to use my 3h. I don't get to use it much on the shorter front 9 but it's often called into action on the longer back.

 

By GolfWRX standards 190 yards is probably weak for a 3h but when it's arrow straight and playing against another amateur it has a way of sapping their will :)

[SBH9458]

Congrats on the win! I think having something on the line accentuates the focus.

[No_Catchy_Nickname]

Never a bad idea to play some serious golf now and again, if only to see what you can really do.

[SBH9458]

Congrats on the win! I think having something on the line accentuates the focus.