I’ve thought it, ave you? (if we ain't all millyons in debt of course) of all the cool things to do, all the exotic places to go when this is all over, like:
“The spike bar” after a round on a Saturday,
Walking in there starving hungry, with your scorecard in hand, just double-checking the scores cos it was close, still ranting about that 4-foot straight putt, ordering a pint, some food that includes your hot meat of choice, and then taking a seat and looking up at the telly watching Jeff Stelling give you the current football scores while seeing if your football bet is still going.
Whoever thought, that was heaven...
However, most golfers are trying to think up ways to play golf around the house like Chevy Chase in Caddyshack...
Putting golf balls into Pringle packets, going crazy when someone throws away that packet, searching Amazon and eBay for golf nets while at the same time watching golfers hurt themselves with makeshift nets on the internet.
In Spain, we are coming to the end of week 3, or 4, I’ve lost count. If you’re not that far in yet beware that it happens.
If the news is anything to go by, we are in it for a while.
So you might have to start thinking of other things to do that helps your golf.
That can be with how you “think” about your golf which comes down to your “mindset” (Which Unbreakable Golfers will sort out) or your body which will focus on your “skillsets”.
Working on those two things could mean that when you do finally get back on the golf course your body and mind will be in a better position for the forces you will be putting on your body.
So herein lies the question.
What are you actively doing while things are changing to upgrade and improve your body and mind, so that when you do finally get on the course you are more powerful?
A follow-up question, if you are doing nothing, then why not?
John Seton
Nice one