re: How should I work on improving my game?

I took some of the advice from this thread and brought it to my round today. I went out and worked a solid 30 minutes on strikly putting, before I started. I spent a good bit of the time working on lag putting, and making sure I could get puts close enough to make in two, instead of three.

I'm proud to say I went an entire round with ZERO three puts. I nailed some long distance puts, and tapped them in for two. I was money lagging, and then didn't miss from 3 ft in. My next area to improve will be making the 4-10 footers with consistency. I was good, as usual, with chipping and pitching and I left myself a bunch of those 4-10 footers, I just didn't put them in enough. It's still an improvement, and I'll keep busting my arse at practicing putting until I feel totally confident in it.

Now my round only improved from a 107 to a 103. That was mainly because I struggled like hell on the first 5-6 holes getting out of the tee box and to the green. My back 9 was much better, as I started locking in.

Once I get the putting down, I'll start spending time trying to lock in the distances for my irons. I'm hitting them pretty good, but coming up long or short too often, simply because I'm using the wrong club.