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**yatrahnualenu** · 06-07-2011, 08:16 PM

What would you say about your course management skills?

This past month I really focused on getting better at course management and it led me to shoot the 3 best rounds of my career. So then I have decided to take it a step farther, since I'm going down to Florida in a few weeks I decided to start looking up the courses we're going to play. I started looking up each hole and their distance and well I have started to realize hitting driver every hole just doesn't have to happen and that's what I did this past month I stopped pulling driver on every hole and it led to being on the green in two more often. Point being is that I have found my personal way of keeping good course management and it has worked for me which is to look at the yardage of a hole/a good landing area and hit to it, rather than try and bomb it.

06-07-2011, 08:16 PM	#1
yatrahnualenu Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 477 Senior Member	Course Management discussion What would you say about your course management skills? This past month I really focused on getting better at course management and it led me to shoot the 3 best rounds of my career. So then I have decided to take it a step farther, since I'm going down to Florida in a few weeks I decided to start looking up the courses we're going to play. I started looking up each hole and their distance and well I have started to realize hitting driver every hole just doesn't have to happen and that's what I did this past month I stopped pulling driver on every hole and it led to being on the green in two more often. Point being is that I have found my personal way of keeping good course management and it has worked for me which is to look at the yardage of a hole/a good landing area and hit to it, rather than try and bomb it.
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