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After each round I think about where I lost the majority of my shots. Did I hit errant drives or loose iron shots. Was my short game off or did I putt badly. I''ve become pretty good at self analysis of my round.
Do you know where you loose most of your shots? If so what are you doing to correct it? Do you build other areas of the game to compensate for the weaker area or do you work on the weak link? I really try to work on my putting ever chance I get becasue I feel that makes up for my poor proximity to the hole. But the more I think about it, I should be working on the short game and short iron game. If I get it closer I'll score better. scoring is the name of the game, RIGHT?! |
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I can always tell what hurt my game. I do put a lot of work into putting too. I try to work on my weak link, but still practice the other aspects of my game. Putting is what always hurts my game. I'm a decent putter, but miss a lot of birdie putts that I should be making. My scores have been dropping since i have been focusing on putting.
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I had a 9 hole play lesson with my coach the other day. I hit the ball good but after analyzing the round, we concluded my chipping and putting easily cost me 5-6 strokes (I shot a 42). I bet I chipped for 3 hours yesterday. I need to work even more on my putting.
Analysis of a round right afterwards is very enlightening to me. When I do it, I can easily see what I need to work on most. I need to do it more often! |
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My weakness is pretty much always the same, irons and hybrids. My GIRs are not very good, but my ups and downs are pretty good. I work on the wedges all the way to the hybrids everytime I hit the practice tees. It will take me over an hour, usually more like an hour and a half to hit a medium sized bucket of balls (about 75/80 balls) and I will usually hit about 8-10 drivers during that time, then I spend about an hour on my chipping and putting. I have a tendency to miss my approach shots left, so I always get out the alignment sticks and work on hitting the ball on line, it really does seem to be improving here lately.
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My weakness has always been in the short game and putting. I've worked pretty hard this season on both areas with my PGA teacher. For me, missing a few fairways is no big deal so I worry less about that. I have a good iron game and I'm fairly good with hybrids, so I can recover from a missed fairway. Short game and putting is where good scores come from. That is the one thing us hackers have in common with the pro's. Become a good wedge player and a good putter, and the battle will nearly be won.
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Iron game. I miss too many GIR from perfect spots in the fairway after great drives. I have supreme confidence in my driver and putter and a pretty good short game, but I average 4 GIR per round, sometimes as low as 1 or even 0 per round. My high has been 9 GIR in a single round in recent years. If I hit GIR during a round I score well enough to be satisfied, but I'm usually left scrambling far too often. Push, pull, fat, thin... just can't get my iron swing dailed in enough.
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