On-Course Struggles Articles
- On-Course Struggles
Great Front Nine, Terrible Back Nine? Why It Happens and How to Turn It Around
Why do so many golfers play well on the front nine only to fall apart on the back? We explain the causes through three lenses — focus, stamina, and psychology — plus how to prepare for the post-lunch restart and steady yourself when the wheels start coming off.
- On-Course Struggles
Why Do You Fall Apart on the Back Nine? The 3 Big Causes — Fatigue, Focus, and Pressure — and How to Fix Them
Falling apart on the back nine comes down to three causes: physical fatigue, fading focus, and mental pressure. Learn how to identify which one is yours and get concrete fixes you can use over the last nine holes of your next round.