We’ve all been there! One mistake compounded by several more. What is the message? I think it’s great for us amateurs! This is an example of one of the greatest current golfers having issues that the weekend golfer encounters all the time. In my mind, it is disconnecting every bad shot from the next shot.
“Success is actually a short race—a sprint fueled by discipline just long enough for habit to kick in and take over.” – Gary Keller, The ONE Thing I started working on pitching a couple of weeks ago and I’m using a great method I found in a book by Phil Rodgers It is a pitching
“This is a game of misses. The guy who misses the best is going to win. “ ~ Ben Hogan I miss a LOT of pitches, but I was determined to stay focused on putting the last couple of months. My putting is under control, a couple months focused on lag putts and short putts
Part II: It’s a game of bad. I have spent countless hours on the range working on my good shots, and it didn’t help at all. Now I identify bad shots on the course with 80BREAKR, and work on those exclusively, and it’s helping my game a lot. “Golf is not a game of great
Part I: It’s personal! I used to be a pretty good putter. I felt very confident that some lag putts might drop, and everything under 5 feet was automatic. I tried to improve my score and worked on putting trying to follow Pelz, and it ruined my putting. I don’t want to disparage Pelz, lots