We need help to win our tournament golf section?
My team high school golf tournament in section 2 a day. We played the 1st day on Thursday and shot 320. We are about 4 strokes. The six scores of the teams that qualified for the 2nd day are 316, 317, 319, 320 (us) 323 and 324. We want to win the 2 day event so we can go to the state as a team. What qualifications should do and what must be our mentality for day 2? Preferred if you have any golf or sports in general knowledge.
Biggest key to playing well in tournaments is to think clearly. Choose the photos you know can hit. It stuck thinking about your score and team score. A shot at a time, fully concentrate on hitting the image you're trying to hit, pass by the process on the greens, and let the results be what they will. You know the kind of golf they are capable of playing. If all shove all of their heads, but the next shot is Good. Do not think about scoring, the consequences, which runs through its process. You can do it, just go out of their way and do it. Let nothing you mind, full commitment to the next shot.
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