I ve Said It Before And I ll Say It Again
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Improve Your Game: Focus on Putting
Summary:
Reducing your golf score might sound like the title of a spam email offering miracle solutions, but it's actually simple advice from golf coaches emphasizing the importance of putting.No matter your skill level?"whether you're a scratch player, a low handicapper, or just starting out?"the best way to improve your game with minimal effort is by enhancing your putting skills.
Article Body:
Improving your golf score might sound like a catchy email subject promoting performance-enhancing products, but it's actually practical advice that centers on putting, a key aspect imparted by every golf coach.Regardless of whether you're a scratch golfer, a low handicapper, an average player, or a complete beginner, focusing on your putting will likely yield the greatest improvement with the least effort.
Top professionals, who excel in putting, know that the difference between merely participating and finishing in the top 10 often comes down to avoiding mistakes and mastering their putts. These players are meticulous about their performance metrics, keeping detailed statistics.
Take Phil Mickelson, for example. A leading money winner on the PGA Tour, he averages his first putt from 29 feet and needs about 1.72 putts to hole out, resulting in an average of 28.2 putts per round.
Meanwhile, Tiger Woods isn't having his best year, averaging one more putt per round than Mickelson. This difference amounts to four extra shots over four days. At the Ciallis Open last year, where the winner took home $900,000, these four shots put him in a six-way tie for fourth place, costing over $500,000 in earnings.
For the next few months, start by tracking your putts per round and comparing them to the pros. You might be surprised by the number of strokes spent on the greens.
For expert guidance in all areas of golf, visit your local PGA Golf Professional.
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