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Nothing hurts a golf handicap more than poor putting. You can recover from a bad approach shot, but you can’t recover from a missed putt. We focus in our golf lessons on helping students cut down on their three-putts. Nothing inflates a score like three-putting several greens. A key cause of this malady is poor […]
Developing a solid short game is a must if you want to shave strokes off your golf handi-cap. As we’ve often said in our golf tips newsletter, a good pitch or chip from 100 yards and in turns three (or more) strokes into two. These saved strokes add up over the course of a round […]
Master the three scoring clubs—the driver, the wedge, and the putter—and you’ll improve your game dramatically. With 14 clubs to hit, golfers often have trouble deciding which part of their game to work on. If you’re serious about working on your game, focus on the three scoring clubs. They have the greatest impact on your […]