[ashleyjoseph]

I had a very odd round this weekend. I am useually playing golf anywhre from 2-4 times a week. Shooting in the low to mid 80's. And for some reason on this particular day I could not do anything right. I shot a 103 and lost 7 out of my 12 balls that I brought with me. this comes 2 days after I had my best round ever shooting a 78. In my opinion I may just need to take a break from the game for a week then get back into it because maybe I have just been playing too much since this is really my first summer playing golf avidly and competitively with my co-workers and friends. Has anyone had similar problems but like this?

[Immarsecice]

After your best, you always shoot the worst. Same thing happened to me.

[soajerwaradaY]

It was just very weird for me. I haven't shot over a 100 since my first round out this year in mid march.

[Soolfelpecelf]

It's the too many balls funk. You took 12 and used 7 , next time take 3 and use 2 . works every time.

[shenacatro]

After your best, you always shoot the worst. Same thing happened to me.

This. I don't know why, but that's what seems to happen.

[insightmike]

It's the too many balls funk. You took 12 and used 7 , next time take 3 and use 2 . works every time.

seems funny you say this...i always keep just one ball in my pocket...when i used to carry two (in case i did something stupid) i found that i did something stupid much more often...

[shihoodiacarf]

I've had those cycles. Seems that the high scores stay around longer than the low scores. I just had to teach myself to laugh. I still have a hard time keeping big numbers off of multiple holes. They seem to stack up on me. But I laugh it off and I get less worked up about it. My bad rounds don't stay with me as long anymore.

[addyta.org]

Funny how this just happened to me. Same course, same tees, 12 shot difference. I guess the only good part is that your next round will certainly be better.