Best way to improve golf game?

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My two sense. 1. Get fitted for clubs, 2. get lessons 3. Practice and play lots 🙂
 
Practice Practice Practice. Al's you need a short memory. Forget what happened on your last tee shot.
 
Same with anything lol, repetition is the mother of learning.
 
im getting lessons right now and i shaved 5 strokes off my game to start
 
PokerSki said:
What is the best way to improve someone's golf game?


For most of us average golfers, it's the short game that needs the most work. If you are not getting up & down in 2 strokes from 50 yards out or less, 90% of the time, then you'll take more strokes off your score by working hard on this area than by working on getting off the tee or approach shots or putting.

Ask your playing partners what part of your game they think you 'waste' the most strokes on. If 3-4 say the same thing then start there.
 
Try to become a young millionaire, buy a residence in an area with lots of green space, make your own golf pitch and start train hard daily. And if you can afford, ask for some advice from Tiger Woods. :stupido3:😀😛
 
I was gonna suggest the best way to improve golf in general is to add beer... and subtract the golf. But for improving someone's game?

Dunno, maybe still beer? 😛
 
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Golf is becoming my favorite sport. I might buy new golf clubs soon.
 
Jillychemung said:
For most of us average golfers, it's the short game that needs the most work. If you are not getting up & down in 2 strokes from 50 yards out or less, 90% of the time, then you'll take more strokes off your score by working hard on this area than by working on getting off the tee or approach shots or putting.

Ask your playing partners what part of your game they think you 'waste' the most strokes on. If 3-4 say the same thing then start there.










I stopped playing nearly 20 years ago but I am sure asking your playing partners for advice is a quick way to financial & emotional ruin.
 
Lots of practice, get fitted for clubs and keep your eyes on the ball.
 
I've noticed my scores are higher the less I play. I never practice, and need to start practicing when I'll start playing more. I usually shoot low-mid 80s at decently easy courses. Club fitting and working on certain shots would be what I'd need to consistently get around that scores on tough tracks. Putting I think is the most important thing to work on, since that can save your round if you aren't swinging well.
 
Get a Nissan ProPilot. Just scratch off the logo and airbrush callaway, or titleist on the side.
 
A couple lessons can go along way. Fitted clubs would probably be great Dont have kids, totally ruin your game.
 
Take a well-rounded approach to improving your golf game by working on your short game, long drives, and mental approach to the game. :icon_rabb
 
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I have never played it I will read the comments, I would like to start someday.




 
Get those golf simulators if you have a big room. It should at least improve your driving distance.
 
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