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**ladleliDypenue** · 06-07-2011, 10:12 PM

Course management is something that I try to do every time I play a round. Gone are the days where the driver would be out on every par 4 and 5. Nowadays I rarely play the driver at all, I much prefer to hit my 3w to try to ensure that I keep the ball in the fairway which will usually leave me with a very good chance of hitting the green in regulation.

I know that my usual shot is a fade so I will always tee up on the right hand side and aim down the left and just let my natural shape do the rest for me. Same thing applies with my shots to the green, I will aim either at the left side or the middle, very rarely will I aim directly for the flag.

On Par 5's I usually play them as 3 shot's to the green, unless I am within hybrid or lower distance to the green.

I have my gps programmed with my lay up distances so that I know exactly what club to hit to get to my preferred layup distance.

06-07-2011, 10:12 PM	#18
ladleliDypenue Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 425 Senior Member	Course management is something that I try to do every time I play a round. Gone are the days where the driver would be out on every par 4 and 5. Nowadays I rarely play the driver at all, I much prefer to hit my 3w to try to ensure that I keep the ball in the fairway which will usually leave me with a very good chance of hitting the green in regulation. I know that my usual shot is a fade so I will always tee up on the right hand side and aim down the left and just let my natural shape do the rest for me. Same thing applies with my shots to the green, I will aim either at the left side or the middle, very rarely will I aim directly for the flag. On Par 5's I usually play them as 3 shot's to the green, unless I am within hybrid or lower distance to the green. I have my gps programmed with my lay up distances so that I know exactly what club to hit to get to my preferred layup distance.
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