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Putting to Shave Score |
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Putting
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It has been said that the average player makes two thirds of his shots from less than 100 feet from the hole. If this is true (and it seems as if it at least might be) then any plan to increase your score would have to include improving your putting. |
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Six Steps to Putting Success |
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Putting
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Despite how you might feel after 7 putting that last hole, putting is something even you can do. However, to putt well is really only a matter of technique, and here are six things you can do that will show a marked increase in your putting success. |
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Long Game |
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Driving
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While there is no doubt that the short game is the area where most golfers should focus to see the largest amount of improvement to their scorecard, the cold truth is that you have to get to the green in order to putt anyway. In other words, if you don't work on your long game, there is no short game! Some perspective is helpful here too: While many golfers will never have the drive of Tiger Woods, almost any drive can be improved. |
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Improve your Swing |
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Driving
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Perhaps no other aspect of golf has been analyzed more than the swing. Everywhere you go you see countless articles with tips and techniques for improving your swing. This is something that everyone has an opinion on. Books, tapes, videos and golf pros all stand ready to tell you their way to swing. |
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Six Steps to Drive Deeper |
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Driving
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Regardless of what anyone says, everyone wants to drive their golf ball deeper than the next guy. The reason guys like John Daly or Tiger Woods are stars is not because of their awesome short game: it is because we like watching them send that ball strait down the green. Every golfer watching is wishing they could do the same thing when they hit the links with the guys. After all, nobody ever brags about their putting. |
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