If you play golf, you already know what I am about to tell you. There are times in your golfing “career” when everything falls apart. Your slice takes off on you, you lose your distance, or you can no longer putt to save your life. It happens to every golfer, even the ones who make a living doing it. Luckily, you don’t pay a hefty financial price when your game falls apart, but it can be equally devastating to a weekend golfer. Losing your game sometimes means losing your love of the sport.
Some players, when their game leaves them, choose to battle it out in silence. They may spend more time at the driving range or the putting green, or may even take a break from the sport entirely. As they say, “Time heals all wounds,” and some problems take care of themselves. But, “time wounds all heels” as well, so beware of this type of golf correction.
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