Recap...
This last section is a full recap of everything you should have learned from reading this book and can be used as a step by step guide to implementing the strategies discussed throughout the manual.
Relax! Not get too stressed out over little things or even larger mistakes. We all make them and, most of the time, can be made up on another hole or later in the round.
Be Positive throughout your game and even if you have to search for something to be positive about! Become a master at being patient during the game.
Take what the course gives you and play from there. Don't over analyze everything and be in a rush to make up for mistakes.
Visualize yourself making your shot while taking practice swings or walking to the next hole. Imagine the ball on the tee, the club swinging, the ball flying through the air and landing where you want it to land. See the putt following the slope and dropping into the cup.
Always play to your strengths. Put yourself into positions where you know you can make shots easily and don't have to force others and make mistakes. Avoid trying to make shots you're not comfortable with until you are confident from practice.
Remember that air equals distance and should be mastered at all costs. You will need this essential skill in order to lose a number of strokes from your game. Practice with a club that will enable you to start getting lift under the ball.
Emphasize your putting game. Always practice this part of your game. Tournaments are always won or lost on the green.
Learn how to read the green effectively.
Practice, Practice, Practice!
See you on the Links!
This last section is a full recap of everything you should have learned from reading this book and can be used as a step by step guide to implementing the strategies discussed throughout the manual.
Relax! Not get too stressed out over little things or even larger mistakes. We all make them and, most of the time, can be made up on another hole or later in the round.
Be Positive throughout your game and even if you have to search for something to be positive about! Become a master at being patient during the game.
Take what the course gives you and play from there. Don't over analyze everything and be in a rush to make up for mistakes.
Visualize yourself making your shot while taking practice swings or walking to the next hole. Imagine the ball on the tee, the club swinging, the ball flying through the air and landing where you want it to land. See the putt following the slope and dropping into the cup.
Always play to your strengths. Put yourself into positions where you know you can make shots easily and don't have to force others and make mistakes. Avoid trying to make shots you're not comfortable with until you are confident from practice.
Remember that air equals distance and should be mastered at all costs. You will need this essential skill in order to lose a number of strokes from your game. Practice with a club that will enable you to start getting lift under the ball.
Emphasize your putting game. Always practice this part of your game. Tournaments are always won or lost on the green.
Learn how to read the green effectively.
Practice, Practice, Practice!
See you on the Links!
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