Keep your cool
Top 25 Coach Gary Alliss underlines the importance of self control in matchplay golf
Never show your frustration at a poor shot this will only serve to galvanise your opponent.
If you have just fired through the back of a green, missed a short putt or struck a wild drive, it is important to act as if everything is under control.
This will show your opponent that you have confidence in your recovery skills.
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