Play smarter not harder to take strokes off your game. Don't underestimate course strategy. Here's my approach to driving, fairway shots, putting, and more.
Play smarter not harder to take strokes off your game. Don't underestimate course strategy. Here's my approach to driving, fairway shots, putting, and more.
How to take strokes off your game by playing smarter.
The go-to tactic for most golfers trying to improve their game is to put in as many reps as possible and work on drive after drive, chip after chip, putt after putt.
Range work is obviously important, but the actual course strategy is going to have a bigger impact on your scoring than trying to master a certain shot on the driving range.
I want to share a walkthrough we shot a few weeks ago at The Vintage Club in Palm Springs where I take you behind my thought process and approach on driving, fairway shots, and putting.
Mike Weir is a Canadian professional golfer who plays on the PGA Tour. In just over a decade, Weir has managed to become one of the greatest professional golfers ever to come out of Canada. He became only the second left-handed golfer to win any of the four majors In 2000, he became the first Canadian to play in the President’s Cup, where he led the international team with a 3-2-0 record.