Bad for your game IS bad for you.
We high handicap amateurs who spend a lot of time on the course infallibly connect some part of our self worth with our improvement.
The quickest way to take a step back in your game is to know you’re playing the wrong club and attempt to “choke down” or “muscle” it through.
Failure is inevitable, leading to higher scores and bruised egos.
Fraser's Foundry 