One of the most common issues golfers face, however, is inconsistency in their ball striking. Among other contributing factors, the inability to stay in “posture” throughout the swing is a significant factor to inconsistent contact.
So what gives? Let’s discuss.
Chipping: A straight-forward part of the game to execute in theory, but even the most standard of these short game shots sure can be an adventure, can’t they?
A good day chipping, for instance, may completely save your round. A bad day, well … let’s just say it can make your scorecard a little more “interesting.”
Since virtually every golfer has experienced both sides of the chipping coin, let’s discuss how to take the unpredictability out and bring the par-saving fun in. Consistently.
Putting. It’s the easiest and quickest way to lower your scores and handicap. Just think about how many times in a round you rocket a birdie putt miles past the hole an three-putt for bogey? Or leave a six-footer short to save a gutsy par, walking away with a double or worse? GOLFTEC is here with a save-you-a-three-putt, don’t-blow-it-five-feet-past-the-hole, two-putt-and-get-out-of-here drill that breaks down the art of lag putting into one factor that’s more important than anything else on long putts: speed control.
By Jessica Lloyd
To get you primed and ready for that inevitable holiday rush, we’re here with Jessica Lloyd of Buffalo.Agency with the latest and greatest gifts to get the golfer in your family. From rangefinders, to apparel, to clubs here’s a quick pre-Black Friday Holiday Gift Guide to get your on your way to present stardom.
