How do I break 90?
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Breaking 90: A Focus on Consistency and Accuracy[edit | edit source]
Breaking 90 requires a solid foundation in all areas of the game, but with a particular emphasis on consistency and accuracy.
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Key Areas to Focus On[edit | edit source]
- Short Game Mastery: As mentioned earlier, your short game is crucial. Focus on consistent chipping, pitching, and putting.
- Iron Play Accuracy: Hitting greens in regulation is essential. Work on controlling your distances and landing the ball close to the pin.
- Driving Accuracy Over Distance: While distance is tempting, keeping the ball in play is more important. Focus on hitting fairways consistently.
- Limiting Big Numbers: Avoiding double bogeys and worse can significantly improve your score.
- Course Management: Learn to play smart golf by selecting the right clubs and targets based on the hole layout.
Practical Tips[edit | edit source]
- Practice Smarter, Not Harder: Focus on quality practice sessions rather than mindless hitting.
- Track Your Stats: Understand your strengths and weaknesses to target specific areas for improvement.
- Mental Toughness: Develop a strong mental game to handle challenges and stay focused.
- Seek Professional Help: A golf instructor can provide valuable insights and tailor a plan for your game.
Would you like to focus on a specific area of your game, such as improving your iron play or mastering your short game?