JTrout
11-30-2003, 12:36 PM
This young phenom is headed down the wrong path. After a long 2003 season, where she competed in a couple of lesser men's tournaments (Nationwide and Canadian Tour) and finished last in at least one, and played poorly in most of the LPGA events she was in, she'll start the 2004 season off with another confidence crippling tournament.
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She should be playing in fewer tournaments that put her in the bottom-half of the field. A few every now and then is one thing, but not a whole season's worth. She should be playing in tournaments that instill in her that she is the best thing since sliced bread, not events that pound her into the ground.
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There's nothing like winning. She should be winning, and winning, and winning. She should be developing a mentality that she is unbeatable. Tiger is the perfect model. He dominated the jr. level, then am. level, then tackled the pros. It created a love for winning, and an attitude of invincibility. Michelle could have all that. But she's headed down the wrong path.
My 2 cents,
Speck.
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She should be playing in fewer tournaments that put her in the bottom-half of the field. A few every now and then is one thing, but not a whole season's worth. She should be playing in tournaments that instill in her that she is the best thing since sliced bread, not events that pound her into the ground.
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There's nothing like winning. She should be winning, and winning, and winning. She should be developing a mentality that she is unbeatable. Tiger is the perfect model. He dominated the jr. level, then am. level, then tackled the pros. It created a love for winning, and an attitude of invincibility. Michelle could have all that. But she's headed down the wrong path.
My 2 cents,
Speck.