Mid-course corrections can pay off
Harvey Mackay
I am a golf fanatic, and I was getting my fix watching the final round of the PGA Championship won by Scottie Scheffler. Scheffler struggled on the front nine. His three-shot lead after 54 holes was gone, and Scheffler found himself in a tie with Jon Rahm as he stood on the 10th tee.
Later in an interview on the Golf Channel, Scheffler talked about how he had to make a mid-course correction, reset his mind and calm himself down. He went on to win the championship with ease.
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