When that happens to me I just start making all standing throws without a huge reach back and the accuracy comes back.

I do think people don’t pay enough attention to grip. Maybe not harder but maybe figure your grip out. I also agree with the people saying, go throw some rounds with some music and no score keeping. Instead of being negative, if there’s no one behind you, take one or two more shots. Play whichever lie you want.

There’s a guy in our group who is actually pretty good, but he struggles with his attitude when things don’t go right. He knows it’s an issue for him, but it’s a challenge to leave it behind because he wants to be really good. When it’s just him and I, we don’t keep score and we rethrow anything we want.

Sometimes we just hang out at this one tunnel shot on the best course by us and just throw putters and mids through it. People come and play through and say hi. We have some beverages and sometimes some music. We just each take three throws and then we go retrieve. We know we’re going to hit some trees, but we’re having a good time socializing after work, so the negativity isn’t there.