The Secrets of Scratch Golfers

🏌️‍♂️Scratch golfers rely on their go-to club to boost confidence and keep the ball in play.

📐They often play one shot shape, relying on consistent ball flight to position the ball advantageously.

🧘‍♂️Scratch golfers understand the importance of consistent practice and regular play to maintain their handicap.

🏌️‍♂️⛳Distance control is a top priority for scratch golfers, both off the tee and on approach shots.

📈They analyze their own data to adapt their club selection and bag composition based on actual performance.

What is a go-to club?

—A go-to club is the club that scratch golfers feel most confident using and rely on when they are not confident with longer clubs.

Why do scratch golfers play one shot shape?

—By consistently playing one shot shape, scratch golfers can strategically position the ball and minimize potential errors.

How often do scratch golfers practice?

—Scratch golfers play and practice regularly to maintain their handicap, often dedicating time to work on fundamentals and short game skills.

Why is distance control important for scratch golfers?

—Distance control allows scratch golfers to consistently position their shots near the hole, increasing their chances of scoring well.

How do scratch golfers analyze their data?

—Scratch golfers use data from devices like Shot Scope to evaluate their club distances and make informed decisions about club selection.

00:00Scratch golfers have a go-to club that boosts their confidence and keeps the ball in play.

01:20They often play one shot shape, strategically positioning the ball.

03:23Scratch golfers maintain their handicap by practicing regularly and focusing on fundamentals and the short game.

03:57Distance control is a priority for scratch golfers, both off the tee and on approach shots.

06:37They analyze their own data to adapt their club selection and adjust their bag composition.