Pro golfer puts tape over the mouth in effort to “close myself on the course

• Golf player Ryan McCormick placed plastic bands over his mouth in an attempt to “close myself” on the track during the club car championship in Savannah, GA., On Friday 4 April
• McCormick said he is “tried about everything” when it comes to anger management while he was on the course and that he “hopes” would help
• “I don’t want to create an experience for my playing partners who are not fair,” McCormick noted

A pro -golfer has found an unusual way to keep their feelings in check during the competition.

On Friday, April 4, Ryan McCormick Was discovered during the second round of the club car championship in Savannah, Ga., Sported a bit clear plastic band over the mouth.

During the excursion at Landings Golf & Athletic Club, McCormick, 33, decided to take any active measures to ensure that he would not be as “angry and angry” as he has been during the last excursions, which he told Barley ferry That he has had a “not-so-fun time this year on the golf course” so far.

“I’ve tried a lot of things and I thought I would just shut up,” McCormick said in a video Details of his efforts Under Korn Ferry Tour. “So I put tape over my mouth.”

“Right now I’ve been trying everything. I’ve read a lot of books, I’ve talked to people … just too angry on the golf course, so I end up ideas, and I thought about the band a couple of weeks ago,” he added. “Unfortunately came to it today.”

McCormick added that while he “hopes” he would see some positive results from his decision to place tape over his mouth, “he cannot” say it did or not “helped.

“It really makes you breathe. I felt like Bane, like Batman, nozzles myself,” McCormick said. “I mean, I’m not proud, I don’t want to create an experience for my playing partners who are not fair. And you know, it’s not fair to me either or other people.”

“To have a tough time, and that was my solution today,” he added with a smile.

When asked how he and his Caddy communicated during the day, McCormick revealed that he held on to “write down the numbers” or point to ask his caddy “about a reading.”

“It made things much easier, I’ll say it,” he joked.

According to PGA Tour’s website, the golfer shot a 72 and missed the average on Friday of some kinds, after entering the club car championship at No. 126 on the Korn Ferry Tour Points list.

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The show aside, McCormick later wrote about his Instagram stories On Friday that he decided to open himself to his band trick because “it is important to be honest and vulnerable if I play well or badly.”

“It is obvious that this is not a permanent solution but it was an exercise I tried to get some better results out there, I hope my colleagues can find some humor and comfort to know that American professionals also struggle with the mental challenges that the game throws at you,” he wrote.

“Hope I can give an interview later this year and talk about how I overcome this (and) I will never stop loving this stupid game!” he added.