Playing golf in tough conditions like wind and heat exposes your weaknesses in ways comfortable rounds never will. Easy scores hide the flaws you need to fix. Growth comes from missing shots under pressure and understanding why.
One of the reasons you have to go out and play in hard conditions, even though you don't want to, is because it's gonna help you understand what your misses are. Reality is, if you go out there and it's easy, you know, it's 70 degrees, there's no wind, and you go shoot a good score, who cares? But you didn't do anything that was that hard. You didn't get really stressed out in any way. The real way that you're gonna develop your game is is learning how to perform in all conditions. And that really comes down to understanding all your misses in all those conditions. The only way you can learn that stuff is you have to go out there, put yourself in the position, go figure it out.
