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Par-5 course management: when to go for the green in two vs. laying up safely

Par-5 course management: when to go for the green in two vs. laying up safely

Standing on the tee of a long hole, every golfer feels the surge of adrenaline that comes with the prospect of an eagle or an easy birdie. These long-distance holes represent the ultimate risk-reward test on any golf course, teasing players with the ultimate glory while quietly hiding deep bunkers, thick rough, and water hazards …

How to read green contours and slope for better putts

How to read green contours and slope for better putts

Standing on the edge of a beautifully manicured green, looking at a cup that seems just a few yards away, many golfers feel an immediate wave of pressure. It is easy to obsess over swing mechanics, grip pressure, and putter face alignment, but even the most mechanically perfect stroke will fail if you misread the …

Par-3 strategy: how to avoid gaining extra strokes

Par-3 strategy: how to avoid gaining extra strokes

Many players walk up to a par-3 tee box with a sense of relief, seeing a short distance to the green and assuming an easy par is on the horizon. Yet, statistical analysis of scorecard data reveals that par-3 holes often yield higher-than-expected average scores, frequently ruining what would otherwise be a stellar round of …

Private Playing Lessons

Golf is “played” on a course with elements and outside forces that are not “practiced” on the driving range. We don’t build you a golf swing, we build you a golf game that you can rely on whether you’re competitive or just out to have a good time. —> 9 Holes BOOK HERE<— —> 18 …