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If only I knew! There are a lot of ways in which you can lower your handicap.

* Take lessons, a professional looking at your swing and helping you through different techniques and strategies can really help knock shots off your game * Practice your weaknesses, not your strengths. Ten minutes on something you struggle with is worth more than ten minutes perfecting one of your strengths. * Improve your short game, this includes pitching, chipping, 100 yards and in and putting. More than half your shots in a round of Golf are from 100 yards and in. * Try thinking your way around the golf course, play for the centre of the greens if the pins are cut in tricky places. A lot of people say play away from the danger.

* If you have been hitting your driver straight right all day, and you step up to a tee shot with out of bounds right or trees right, don't hit the driver. * Play to your potential, do not try and hit shots the pros would struggle with, making a 5 is always better than a 7 or 8. * Always take the positives from your round, do not think of the bad. Yes your round could have been a bit better, but also a lot worse. * The proper equipment can have a massive effect on your game. There are a couple of things to note, swing speed is directly related to the shaft flex, if you have a slower swing speed regular shafts may give the ball a better launch angle and flight, than stiff shafts. Do not feel you need to get an 8.5 degree x-stiff driver, because you may not be able to hit it, whereas a 10.5 regular may be perfect for you. * Finally, PRACTICE, PRACTICE, PRACTICE.

What you have to remember is, getting from 20-10 is easier than getting from 10-5 which is a lot lot easier than going from 5- scratch.

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15y ago

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