Strategy 10: Have A Good Post Shot Routine
A good post-shot routine keeps you more objective and less emotional. The trick is to reserve judgement and learn from the shot.
Where was your focus before, during and after the shot? Did you focus on your process? Were you thinking about a negative outcome while you were over the ball? Were you 100 percent committed to the shot? Were you overly concerned about your swing mechanics? How was your tempo and was there any tension?
End each shot with a post shot evaluation but avoid over-analysis. If you feel like it was something technical that caused the miss, play the shot again (without the ball) and feel the swing you want to make next time.
Going back to Strategy 3, the journey to better is all about being curious, not judging the outcome of each shot. Instead, treat every shot as a learning opportunity for self-discovery.
