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In this instructional monologue, the speaker argues that experiencing poor holes—even after playing well—is essential for advancing in golf. He explains that improvement is not a smooth, linear climb; instead, players will have rounds with many under-par holes followed by double, triple, or worse scores. These setbacks increase awareness of mistakes, allowing golfers to develop strategies to avoid them in the future. By recognizing that past performance does not dictate future outcomes, players can stay focused on the present shot, avoid overconfidence, and ultimately achieve breakthrough performance.
