💡Accept bogeys as they are bound to happen when trying to break 90.
⛳Choose safer shots in difficult situations rather than going for hero shots.
🙌Improve your chipping skills to get out of trouble and back into play.
🏖️Learn how to escape fairway bunkers and get back onto the green.
🧠Master the bump and run shot as a reliable option around the green.
What should I do when I find myself in a difficult situation on the golf course?
—Choose safer shots that get you out of trouble rather than taking unnecessary risks.
How can I improve my putting skills?
—Focus on distance control and aim to get the ball within a radius of a bin lid for long putts.
What club should I use when chipping out of trees or rough?
—Use a club with less loft, like an 8 or 7 iron, to keep the ball low and increase control.
What technique should I use to get out of fairway bunkers?
—Open the clubface, grip down on the club, hit with speed and confidence, and aim to get back onto the fairway.
How can I improve my distance control on long putts?
—Focus on getting the ball close to the hole, rather than reading the break too much. Practice distance control to improve accuracy.
00:00 Learn three practical strategies to break 90 on the golf course.
01:00Accept bogeys as they are bound to happen when trying to break 90.
03:00Choose safer shots in difficult situations rather than going for hero shots.
06:00Improve your chipping skills to get out of trouble and back into play.
09:00Learn how to escape fairway bunkers and get back onto the green.
10:00Master the bump and run shot as a reliable option around the green.
15:00Focus on distance control and aim to get the ball within a radius of a bin lid for long putts.
16:00Use a club with less loft, like an 8 or 7 iron, to keep the ball low and increase control when chipping out of trees or rough.
19:00Open the clubface, grip down on the club, hit with speed and confidence, and aim to get back onto the fairway when in fairway bunkers.
23:00Focus on getting the ball close to the hole, rather than reading the break too much, to improve distance control on long putts.
