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re: Making the jump from the 80’s to the 70’s
Posted on 6/9/20 at 10:56 am to LSU5508
Posted on 6/9/20 at 10:56 am to LSU5508
Inconsistency always feel like a problem even when I shoot in the mid 70s. I look at my card and get mad at 2 doubles even though I had 3 or 4 birdies.
Two things got me over the edge. 1) Changing big misses to small misses. In other words going from a huge slice into some trees or hazard to a small slice where it’s playable to the front of the green. 2) Getting better at recovery shots. This could be from anywhere. Getting a shot from the rough to anywhere on the green. Or missing the green but chipping it close. So don’t compound a mistake but turn it into an easy par or even bogey and move on.
Two things got me over the edge. 1) Changing big misses to small misses. In other words going from a huge slice into some trees or hazard to a small slice where it’s playable to the front of the green. 2) Getting better at recovery shots. This could be from anywhere. Getting a shot from the rough to anywhere on the green. Or missing the green but chipping it close. So don’t compound a mistake but turn it into an easy par or even bogey and move on.
Posted on 6/9/20 at 12:04 pm to ell_13
I shoot 88-92 most days now.
Drives are much improved and I rarely 3 putt.
I'm not accurate with my irons so I miss a bunch of greens and then my greenside wedge skills suck, I have no touch and leave myself with a low chance putt.
Drives are much improved and I rarely 3 putt.
I'm not accurate with my irons so I miss a bunch of greens and then my greenside wedge skills suck, I have no touch and leave myself with a low chance putt.
Posted on 6/9/20 at 1:25 pm to ell_13
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Changing big misses to small misses. In other words going from a huge slice into some trees or hazard to a small slice where it’s playable to the front of the green
I am a bogie golfer thru and thru. The biggest difference between myself and good golfers that I’ve seen is good golfers have good misses.
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