Tag: Scoring
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Playing well from within 100 yards is a must if you want to score well.
Just look at the best players in the world. They all miss the fairway
sometimes, but from within 100 yards, there isn’t a player out there
who doesn’t expect to knock it close from “a hundie” and in. This is
golf’s scoring zone, where the difference between a long birdie putt
and a short tap-in can be made up by hitting the right kinds of shots.
Green reading doesn't start when you get to the green. In fact it starts when you approach the green. In this video, Rick Sessinghaus divides the art of green reading into four parts, from approaching the green to standing over the ball.
Kevin Scheller provides a drill that will help you control both putting speed and distance.
Kevin Scheller explains how using a yardstick or shaft can help you sink more putts.
Kevin Scheller gives you a simple drill to help create center-face contact.
Utilize a single method for mastering the art of chipping with help from Kevin Scheller
Golf isn’t a game of who hits it the best, it’s a game of who misses it
the least. Even the best players in the world routinely mis-hit shots.
In fact, the average Tour player hits only about 12 greens per round!
How do they miss one out of every three greens and still manage to
routinely shoot under par? Two reasons: steely determination and a
red-hot short game.
