Mr. Short Game is back with a bit of twist to help you on How to Break Par during your next round!
It’s simple, but you need to have an open mind. If your average score is an 85, then we’re going to make this your new par. For today’s example, the course is playing at a Par 72, and your average score is an 85. So what you’re going to do is add 13 strokes anywhere across the 18 holes creating a new Par 85.
How to Break Par
I know it sounds crazy, but this will change the way you approach each hole. You will manage your expectations differently. Your thoughts and emotions will be in balance with your abilities, which leads to shooting lower scores.
Watch this video and let us know what you think of Mr. Short Game’s interesting take on adjusting your expectations and How to Break Par by breaking YOUR Par!
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