5 strokes fewer – with the same swing
You can save several strokes during a round of golf without changing your swing. That’s because not every lost stroke starts with the swing itself – often it stems from the challenge you set yourself before taking the shot.
In this video, I’ll show you five typical situations on the course where golfers needlessly give away strokes. It’s all about better course strategy, a realistic assessment of your own game and decisions that make the next shot easier.
You’ll learn why the longest club isn’t automatically the best choice, how to properly weigh up risk against potential reward, and why the simplest shot is often the most professional solution.
The aim isn’t to play more cautiously. The aim is to eliminate unnecessary difficulties from your game and achieve the best possible result with your existing swing.
💬 Where do you lose the most strokes on a round: when choosing your club, by taking unnecessary risks, with distance, or around the green? Let me know in the comments.
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