I encourage all my students to keep me updated on their progress. Of course I love to hear when my students achieve new personal bests and I am there when they have a bad day. It is funny with golf how most golfers want to just focus on their bad rounds and bad shots. They tell everybody how bad the round went and the various reasons why. Very rarely do I hear a player celebrate a good round and tell others about it. It is almost like they will jinx their next round. Some golfers have even told me it sounds “cocky” to tell others about their golf success. I disagree. You can share your successes with friends and coaches which will be a breath of fresh air for all the times that you may have complained about your game. A wife of one of my students mentioned how she didn’t understand why her husband played golf when he never seemed to enjoy it. She went on to say all he does is complain about his game. This is far too common with golf. Start today by telling your coach about a great shot you hit or a new low round score. One last thing, I just received an email from a student in Texas that shot 61, four shots better than his previous round. How awesome is that!