......Not much separates a 2-4 type week from a 4-2 week. I think sometimes you can make pretty good decisions and end up with a losing week. As in feel like you didn't differ in your decision process one week from the next and felt pretty good about both weeks. A game that you get unlucky on makes a big difference, hence 3-3 vs. 2-4. And really after a bad week, you can still look at it and say man I wasn't that far off from a winning week.
Plays are like math. You can do the problem correct and feel pretty good or have a good understanding, but if you forget one little step or number crunch wrong, or even forget a decimal point, or forget to label, it's a loss.
---Details my friend, detials.
We are all golfers, shooting for the best score possible. The only thing that matters is the outcome. We have to learn to manage the course. Some guys can be decent cappers but they know how to manage the course, see things in 2nd half bets, they know the correct strong opinions to add and to lay off. It's all about managing the course, it's like Jim Furyk. Hit it 260 down the middle of the fairway but get on the green with a chance of a birdie. Jim isn't making bogey's. Losses hurt worse than wins, you gotta limit the plays, play par, and take an opportunity at birdie when you get a chance. Don't go chasing out of the rough with a loss and end up with a triple.
