Split your round into two independent nine-hole games instead of one eighteen-hole match. Reset your mindset after the front nine, whether you played well or poorly, to avoid carrying momentum into the back nine and shoot more consistent scores.
Here's an easy mental hack for shooting lower scores. So pretty much everyone plays 9 holes better than they play 18 holes, and so it can be really helpful to view each 9 holes as their own kind of round of golf. And so if you played bad on the front 9, okay, cool, new 9, new me, right? And if you played good on the front 9, it's also important to just reset, be like, all right, cool, let's not embarrass ourselves on the backside. So it's an easy way to reset and make sure that your round is a little bit more bite size and easy to execute on and shoot solid scores.
