Principle 5 Risk management isn’t about playing safe — it’s about making smart choices that maximize your chances of success. I shared all 5 principles in the Classroom, but I’d love to hear how you apply them in real games. 👉 Let’s look at Principle 5: Adapt to Conditions Fast greens, wind, and tricky lines amplify risk. Adjust your shot selection to match the environment — don’t fight the conditions, work with them. 💬 Discussion Prompt: How do you adapt your play when greens are fast, windy, or tricky?

Principle 4 Risk management isn’t about playing safe — it’s about making smart choices that maximize your chances of success. I shared all 5 principles in the Classroom, but I’d love to hear how you apply them in real games. 👉 Let’s look at Principle 4: Minimize Loss, Maximize Gain When you can’t win the end, focus on damage control. Turning a 3-shot loss into 1 can be just as valuable as scoring. 💬 Discussion Prompt: What’s your best ‘damage control’ save in a match?

Principle 3 Risk management isn’t about playing safe — it’s about making smart choices that maximize your chances of success. I shared all 5 principles in the Classroom, but I’d love to hear how you apply them in real games. 👉 Let’s look at Principle 3: Play the Percentage Shot Choose the option that gives you multiple chances to succeed. Controlled weight often beats a full drive because it offers flexibility — reduce, promote, or trail. 💬 Discussion Prompt: What’s your go-to “percentage shot” when the head looks tricky?

Principle 2 Risk management isn’t about playing safe — it’s about making smart choices that maximize your chances of success. I shared all 5 principles in the Classroom, but I’d love to hear how you apply them in real games. 👉 Let’s look at Principle 2: Assess the Head, Not Just the Jack. The jack might look inviting, but every head has hidden risks. Before you play, ask yourself: “What happens if I miss?” 💬 Discussion Prompt: Have you ever overlooked danger bowls in the head and paid the price? Share your story — we learn best from each other’s close calls.

Principle 1 Risk management isn’t about playing safe—it’s about making smart choices. I shared 5 principles in the Classroom, but I’d love to hear how you apply them in real games. 👉 Principle 1: Know the Score Before You Bowl - When you’re ahead, do you play more defensively? - When you’re chasing, how bold are you willing to be? Discussion Prompt: What’s the toughest scoreboard situation you’ve faced, and how did you manage the risk?