LALI STANDER: Teach kids to be good sports and they’ll ditch bad-luck syndromes
24 March 2021 - 17:24
In my 20-plus years on the golf circuit, I have noticed that golfers — professional and amateur — often get down on themselves on the golf course. And if I had banked five bucks every time I heard a pro say he was packing it in after a poor round during my decade on the Sunshine Tour, I’d be writing this week’s blog from a lounger on a beach in the Caribbean.
The reality is all golfers get bad breaks — some simply choose to complain about them more than others. In my observation, it’s those who ask “what now” as opposed to “why me” that seem to bounce back time and time again...
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