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Every golfer has their own game with its own strengths and limitations. And there are so many ways to enjoy the game that there’s not one simple improvement that works for everyone. But for the vast majority of the golfers we see and play with, these are five improvements we’d advocate for. Any one will add so much joy to a golf game.
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Adding 20 to 30 metres to tee shots leaving more golf balls in the fairway, changes the game for most of our golfers. It certainly changes the 2nd shot.
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Working on a swing path that bring the club from the inside with a better chance of squaring the face adds so much consistency to most golfer’s game. It’s much more than a lower score. It makes them feel more like a good golfer.
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Having control of the golf ball on shots around the green. Being better able to judge the trajectory, landing, and roll of the ball improves short games.
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Improved lag putting takes away fearful second putts and reduces scorecard blemishes. Taking 30 putts rather than 34 or 36 does translate directly to a lower score.
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Game management. Thinking about how to play a hole to reduce the chance of damage and increase the chances of building a good scorecard.
Which improvement to your golf game would provide you with the most satisfaction? Is it from the list above or maybe something else?
