Accuracy is more important than distance
Better golfers hit more fairways; from the fairway it is more likely to hit the green than the rough. On the green in Regulation, apposed to over regulation, you have a greater chance of paring of even birding. More pars and birdies lead to a better round-playing better golf all ties back to hitting the fairway. Instead of swinging as fast as you possibly can at a driver, why not swing slow at a 3-wood or even an iron (easier to hit clubs but don’t go as far as the driver). Drivers are typically the most inaccurate club in the bag, so hitting a 3-wood or iron would increase the probability of hitting it straighter and hitting the fairway.
Thanks for the advice man. Wait are you on the golf team?
ReplyDeleteJack: Seems like you're struggling for topics to write about; this one seems very close to what you wrote about before, right?
ReplyDeleteSee me and let's talk about where you can go from here.
jack tears up the bhs gold team. and yeah i know what you mean jacko, whenever i try to hit with my driver it goes not the right way, now this is probably due to the fact that i golf terrible but i like that i can use this as an excuse
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