Your Mental Game is Just as Important
Disc Golf Emotions Ragers. We’ve all seen them, maybe we are one of them, but the feeling you elicit from your peers when you rage out is the same feeling you experience when watching someone else rage out. It’s uncomfortable, sometimes silly, but always unnecessary. If you’re someone who rages out on the course but also claims to dislike when players like Joel Freeman or Gannon Buhr slam their bags or throw fits to deal with their frustrations, then you would be a hypocrite. It’s also silly. And I don’t mean to be condescending or dismissive. Recently, I thought I was going to legitimately win my first-ever tournament—a B-Tier at that! Heading into the last hole with a one-stroke lead, I blew it. I threw it OB, forcing a playoff. Then, in the playoff, I didn’t make the water carry and conceded. Was I frustrated? Of course, even bordering on mad. But instead of sulking, kicking my bag, or anything else, I remembered one thing: ...