Have you ever shown up to a new golf course, shoes on, bag in tow, excited to have a great round, only to end up more familiar with the sand trap than the cup? Having a great round on one course does not guarantee you’ll walk away with a low score on another. Turns out, our teachers were right. If you want to do good on your test, you must study. Think of the golf course as the test and having a golf strategy plan for better course management as studying. This is a difficult pill to swallow, ... View the Post

“We’re talking about practice. We ain’t talking about the game. We’re talking about practice, man.” Alan Iverson 2006. Yes, we are talking about practice. Because, unlike Mr. Iverson, most of us need to know how to practice golf better to hone our skills and lower our scores. Practice without purpose is a waste of energy. Practicing without a plan or any knowledge will do nothing to improve your game. Hitting the jumbo bucket at the local driving range, using nothing but your Driver will ... View the Post