One of the most overlooked keys to shooting lower scores is knowing exactly how far you hit each club. Too many golfers make assumptions about their distances, leading to missed greens and missed scoring opportunities. When you know your numbers, you’re setting yourself up for success.
Decisive Shot and Club Selection
Guessing distances or “playing it safe” with a longer club can lead to indecision, which often translates into poor swings and mishits. But when you have clear, accurate data on your distances, it simplifies decision-making. You know exactly which club to pull, and that decisiveness can be the difference between a smooth, confident swing and one filled with doubt. It can also be the difference between hitting it short in that dreaded bunker or hitting it on the green or at very worst pin high just off the green.
The Path to Stress-Free, Enjoyable Golf
Knowing your distances reduces the mental stress of second-guessing yourself on the course. You’ll find yourself playing faster, more confidently, and with less hesitation. This clarity not only leads to better scores but also allows you to enjoy the round. With fewer mishits and fewer tricky up-and-downs, your game becomes more consistent and less stressful, leaving you free to focus on enjoying each shot.
Invest the time to truly know your distances with each club. This one simple action can transform your game, giving you the confidence and decisiveness you need to shoot lower scores. So, grab a rangefinder, head to the course, and start dialing in those numbers – your scorecard will thank you.
The Path to Stress-Free, Enjoyable Golf
Knowing your distances reduces the mental stress of second-guessing yourself on the course. You’ll find yourself playing faster, more confidently, and with less hesitation. This clarity not only leads to better scores but also allows you to enjoy the round. With fewer mishits and fewer tricky up-and-downs, your game becomes more consistent and less stressful, leaving you free to focus on enjoying each shot.
Invest the time to truly know your distances with each club. This one simple action can transform your game, giving you the confidence and decisiveness you need to shoot lower scores. So, grab a rangefinder, head to the course, and start dialing in those numbers – your scorecard will thank you.
