Response to Setbacks & Recovery

A bad hole does not have to ruin the next one, but it is very easy to start playing as though it does.

You try to get the shot back immediately, force a decision you would not normally make or carry the frustration from one hole into the next. What should have been one mistake suddenly becomes two or three.

Response to Setbacks & Recovery looks at what happens after things go wrong, how quickly you try to recover what has been lost and whether you can get back to playing the round in front of you.

What This Assessment Looks At

This assessment looks at what happens after something has already gone wrong, including:

• How you react immediately after a poor shot or bad hole
• Whether you try to recover lost shots too quickly
• How much frustration influences the next decision
• Whether one mistake tends to become a sequence of mistakes
• How effectively you reset and return to playing the round in front of you

What This Assessment Gives You

• Your current position across the five Golf Clarity levels
• A detailed view of how you respond when a round starts going against you
• The situations where frustration is most likely to affect the next decision
• A clearer understanding of how well you currently reset
• Practical recommendations, drills and an improvement pathway based on your result

If this sounds familiar, this is the assessment to take. If you are not sure whether recovery after setbacks is the main issue, start with the free Golf Clarity Assessment.