Do you go after the pin all the time when playing a round of golf?

 

Having good golf course management is such an integral part of shooting great scores out on the course. How do those pro players do it?

                       

It’s usually through the school of hard knocks. Day after day and round after round tells them what is a good decision on the course and what is not such a good decision.

 

Now, what are we left to do when we are not playing as much as they do? Well here’s some great golf tips to help your game.

 

Take the next couple of rounds and experiment to see what course management suits you.

 

Take the first round and go for absolutely everything. Whether it’s a 3 iron or sand wedge, take it right at the flag. Even if there is a lake or out-of-bounds, go for it.

 

Take the next round and go for absolutely nothing unless you have a pitching wedge or sand wedge from the fairway. Every other shot aim about 20 feet to the safe side of the pin.

 

When you do this you are going to see almost assuredly that the more conservative play yields the better scores.

 

Amateur golfers play much too boldly trying to force the issue to get those birdies but bringing into play too much trouble.

 

Try these golf course management tips and you will find that you may do well on some of the bold shots but for the most part taking the conservative route is the way to go.