Today I was watching the Hero World Challenge and noticed that Collin Morikawa got hit with a two-stroke penalty. What a bummer, right? It got me thinking, though. Even the pros mess up sometimes, and it made me want to try something new with my own golf game.

Morikawa Hand Written Notes? Learn to Write Like a Pro Golfer in 5 Steps!

So, I grabbed a notebook and started jotting down notes about each hole before I even teed off. Like, where the trouble spots were, what club I was thinking of using, and where I wanted to land my shots. Just really getting a game plan together, you know?

It felt kind of weird at first, to be honest. I’m usually more of a “grip it and rip it” kind of guy. But I stuck with it, and made sure to document every detail that I could think of during the game, like wind direction, green conditions, the slope of the fairways, everything.

I played a round at my local course, using the notes as my guide. And you know what? It actually helped! I mean, I wasn’t suddenly shooting under par or anything, but I definitely felt more in control and more aware of what I was doing on each shot.

After the round, I reviewed my notes and compared them to what actually happened on the course. Noticed some discrepancies, of course, but it was a good learning experience. Like, there was this one par 4 where I thought I could carry the water, but my notes said I should play it safe. I went for it anyway and ended up in the drink. So, lesson learned, right? Trust the notes!

Here’s what I found out:

  • Taking notes before and during the round really makes you think more strategically.
  • It’s a good way to learn from your mistakes and improve your course management.
  • It’s kind of fun to look back at your notes and see how your plan matched up with reality.

I’m definitely going to keep doing this. It’s like having a little caddy in your pocket, giving you advice. And hey, if it can help me avoid penalties like Morikawa, then that’s a win in my book! I highly recommend you guys try it out sometime and just write down your thoughts before and during a round of golf. It’s a fun experience, and who knows, maybe we’ll all become better golfers in the process!

Morikawa Hand Written Notes? Learn to Write Like a Pro Golfer in 5 Steps!

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