I had the opportunity to play this week with an old teammate of
mine, who was talented enough to be chosen to participate on two
the Golf channel’s
”
Big Break
”
shows.
Watching his performance, because that’s what I call it when
watching him play, was a sight to see.
I had the opportunity to play this week with an old teammate of mine, who was talented enough to be chosen to participate on two the Golf channel’s “Big Break” shows.
Watching his performance, because that’s what I call it when watching him play, was a sight to see.
What I took away from the round is that too many of us get pigeonholed into choosing a club and style of shot because of what’s normally done – not what could be done to play to the strengths of your game.
If you can’t chip, putt from off the green.
If you cant hit your irons, use fairway woods and choke down. The possibilities are endless.
The bottom line is, if you play to the strengths of your game you will end up shooting lower scores than mixing in the weaker parts.
Besides, it makes the game a whole lot of fun.
