Scoring well during a round depends on two things: keeping the ball in play and playing well from 100 yards in. Playing well from short yardage is critical. About two-thirds of the shots you take during a round are from 100 yards and in, so if you don’t play well from short yardage you won’t […]
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To shave strokes from your handicap, you must learn to make golf lie adjustments to your swing and your game during a round. While making adjustments is the key to playing a good, solid round of golf, it’s more critical to adjust to some than others, such as those involving the different lies you face.
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If you’re serious about improving, you must assess your game periodically to determine your strengths and weakness. December is a great time to do it. But really any time during the year works. Whenever you do it, it’s also a great time to plan how to strengthen your weaknesses. Ideally, you should work on these
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One key to slashing your golf handicap is your driving. Conventional wisdom encourages golfers to hit accurate drives then go for distance. This approach holds that 220-yard drives in the fairway trump 250-yard drives in deep rough. But some Tour players, including veteran pro golfer Nick Price, favor a different approach. They say learn to
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Why do savvy golfers make swing changes? They don’t do it because of what their golf-ing buddies say or to copy their favorite pro golfer. Savvy golfers make swing changes because of their ball flight. That’s what really matters. If it’s not what you want it to be, changing your swing can help. (Ball flight
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