If you’re like most golfers, you want to shoot better consistently. In fact, it’s probably you’re number one goal in golf. Consistency (and a consistent golf swing) seems to be desired by every golfer, whether you’re an amateur or Tour player. After good rounds and bad rounds, the number one question is almost always “How …
Do you want to learn how to finally hit more greens and lower your scores? The more greens you hit in regulation almost directly correlate to making more birdies and shooting lower scores. It makes sense, the more times you have to give birdie a run, the more that find the bottom of the cup. …
Think back to a time where you were tearing up the front nine. You were striping it down the fairway effortlessly, hitting greens, and making putts. Golf was feeling easy. Life seemed to make sense. But as you know, golf happens. And sometimes the back nine is very different than the front nine. A lot …
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While most people think you need to improve your swing to shoot low scores that’s not always the case. Course management is much more important than the average golfer understands. If you look at PGA Tour players you’ll notice that they don’t have the perfect swing every day. Even if they aren’t swinging great, pros got …
Approach Shot Strategy: When to AttackFor most amateur golfers, breaking 100 for the first time is a big, celebratory event. It’s an amazing feeling that will make you feel like you can conquer the world. Even though it’s only one stroke, a 99 is a much better score than 100. And it’s not as difficult …
In the light of the tremendous improvements which have occurred in equipment and the enormous amount of instructional material now available, breaking 90 remains a significant and difficult hurdle for many golfers. In fact, National Golf Foundation research suggests that only 22% of golfers regularly achieve this on a full length course, and that the …
If you have spent anytime around a golf course, I’m sure someone has told you to practice your short game if you want to lower you scores. This person probably had good intentions. You might have even believed them! But before you go and spend hours on the putting green, let me recommend an alternative. So golfers …
