There is by no means an awesome time to peer snowmen (or better) for your scorecard, yet blow-up holes occur, even on tour (do not forget Sergio Garcia's thirteen at the Masters?)
Recognizing whilst you could within the throes of hassle and considering your subsequent shot is often all you need to do on the way to prevent a downhill spiral.
Golf for Beginners' writer, Barry Solomon, has a few tips for curbing doubles and triples on your scorecard, no matter what stage you are at on your enjoyment of the sport.
Three Ways to Lower Your Golf Score
1. Curb the blowup holes!
Hit a wayward shot? Here are some methods to get better.
A. Just get the ball again in play - see a gap to the golf green? Take it.
b. Don't try those miracle saves (unless you are at the practice facility) - you will hit that tree trunk.
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2. If your approach is too long for your comfort and there is trouble all around:
Lay-up before the trouble, then you definately must have an smooth pitch to the green. Maybe make the putt for par or 2-putt for bogey. Move on. It's better than dunking your golfing ball into the water or hitting it onto the subsequent fairway.
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3. Golf ball in a greenside bunker?
Unless you are confident of your skills, don't try to make that perfect shot and maybe thin it into the next county or into more trouble. Just get your ball safely out of the bunker - that is your #1 priority...then move on.
You will be surprised how many costly strokes these golf tips will save you; you may be surprised when you total-up a lower score than you have had in a long time!
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