Do you have a plan when you head to the short game area to practice? Do you have the mental discipline to adjust your strategy when faced with different atmospheres at your club? You may have a plan when you head out to practice, but you may encounter a situation at your club or public facility that doesn't allow you to do exactly what you wanted. So you think on your feet.
Mr. Shortgame gives us a couple tips on what to do when you show up to the course, and it's a bit of a mess.
Abreakthrough swing method is helping aging golfers play like they did decades ago. This approach fixes the “root swing flaw” that causes common struggles for older players, like losing distance and consistency. Golfers in their 60s and 70s are turning back the clock on their game and seeing incredible results. Harvey S. went from shooting in the low 90s to breaking 80 twice after the program, now making multiple birdies per round. “I have more confidence and enjoyment in the game than ever,” he says.
