Internet is a great source of information to help you reduce your scores and improve your performance on a golf course. From my experience, today I'll show you my three simple steps which I believe will help you play golf better if you put them into action.
Step 1 - Prepare Everything Needed Before Going To The Golf Course
This may seem obvious but ask yourself this, have you ever arrived at the course only to find out that you have forgotten something? The undoubted answer is yes.
So by getting prepared for any eventuality will help you to perform better. To begin this new process you need to have a check of your equipment. You should start by taking everything out of your bag and throw away anything that should not be in there. (If you havent done this for a while I suggest a pair of rubber gloves, just in case you have a forgotten banana somewhere at the bottom of a pocket!)
Learn how to organize things in your bag to keep your bag neat. There are pockets on your golf bag. Take advantages of these bags to store your small equipment such as the tees. It's always easy to access things stored in the pockets. Beside the tees, the wet weather gear can also be put into the main pocket. Wet weather gear stored neatly into the main pocket, if you play regularly in wet conditions make sure you have a plastic where you can keep your gloves. If you have the habit of playing golf early in the morning, make sure you load things up into your car the night before. By doing so, trust me, you have a better sleep because you no longer have to worried about waking up early and packing things.
Step 2 - Don't Change Your Ball Make And Model
I use the same golf ball every single time I play and the benefits of playing the same golf ball are very clear.
Your short game, especially your putting will be improved. You may be wondering why you will benefit from such a simple change and the reason is that you will get the same results from the same swings with the same ball. A softer ball for example will spin more and not travel as far as a harder ball. So if you are constantly changing your ball type then you are ultimately changing the consistency of your game.
Step 3 - Drink Regularly
Amateur golfers usually drink when they feel thirsty. Experienced players don't do so. They keep the habit of drinking little each time, but drink regularly. By doing this, their body has enough water to keep their mind conscious, thus improve their performance on the course.
Step 1 - Prepare Everything Needed Before Going To The Golf Course
This may seem obvious but ask yourself this, have you ever arrived at the course only to find out that you have forgotten something? The undoubted answer is yes.
So by getting prepared for any eventuality will help you to perform better. To begin this new process you need to have a check of your equipment. You should start by taking everything out of your bag and throw away anything that should not be in there. (If you havent done this for a while I suggest a pair of rubber gloves, just in case you have a forgotten banana somewhere at the bottom of a pocket!)
Learn how to organize things in your bag to keep your bag neat. There are pockets on your golf bag. Take advantages of these bags to store your small equipment such as the tees. It's always easy to access things stored in the pockets. Beside the tees, the wet weather gear can also be put into the main pocket. Wet weather gear stored neatly into the main pocket, if you play regularly in wet conditions make sure you have a plastic where you can keep your gloves. If you have the habit of playing golf early in the morning, make sure you load things up into your car the night before. By doing so, trust me, you have a better sleep because you no longer have to worried about waking up early and packing things.
Step 2 - Don't Change Your Ball Make And Model
I use the same golf ball every single time I play and the benefits of playing the same golf ball are very clear.
Your short game, especially your putting will be improved. You may be wondering why you will benefit from such a simple change and the reason is that you will get the same results from the same swings with the same ball. A softer ball for example will spin more and not travel as far as a harder ball. So if you are constantly changing your ball type then you are ultimately changing the consistency of your game.
Step 3 - Drink Regularly
Amateur golfers usually drink when they feel thirsty. Experienced players don't do so. They keep the habit of drinking little each time, but drink regularly. By doing this, their body has enough water to keep their mind conscious, thus improve their performance on the course.
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