​1. Make time to warm up

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Straight out of the car, check in at the proshop, run to the first tee, quick practice swing and away we go!

Sound familiar...?

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As Benjamin Franklin once said: “By failing to prepare, you are preparing to fail”

 

We know life can be busy but arriving 15 mins earlier before your next round to hit a few balls and putts can make the world of difference. ​It could be as simple as hitting one shot with each club before finishing off with 6 repetitions of the shot you are intending to play from the first tee. 20 balls... that's all!

 

2. Know your limits

 

The statistics are showing us that the average golfer is leaving 40% of approach shots short of target... is this you?

 

- Its time to stop ego hitting and learn how far you really hit your clubs

- This can be done in 1 hour with the use of our Trackman launch monitor

- Leave with a full report of your speeds and distances to give you that piece of mind on the course

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Book your Trackman Gapping Session here

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3. The 75% Rule...

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Ever gone to take on the miracle shot and found yourself thinking "Why on Earth did I just go for that!?"

Now your ball is in even more trouble and you are wishing you had just chipped back to the fairway...

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Listen to the wise words of advice from the evergreen and record-breaking Bernhard Langer:

- If you are contemplating whether or not to take on a recovery shot... first ask yourself, if I had 4 attempts at this shot, would I back myself to pull it off at least 3 times out of 4?

- If the answer is yes then go ahead, go for it!

- If not, take your medicine, chip your ball back into play and live to fight another day...

 

4. Practice like you play

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Ever felt great after a big range session only to spend the whole of your next round

searching for your ball in the woods? It is likely to do with how you are spending that practice time.

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- Hitting 50 balls back-to-back with a 7 iron to the same target will likely get you better at doing just that... Hopefully you won't be faced with a situation that requires this anytime soon out on the course!

- Try to make sure that at least some portion of your practice time resembles playing out on the course by changing club and target for each shot

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5. Stop playing chinese whispers

 

"Knowledge is knowing a tomato is a fruit, wisdom is not putting it into a fruit salad..."

 

​- The majority of our clients complain to us of having too much information coming in from YouTube tips and well-meaning playing partners

- The internet is full of weird and wonderful things but what may work for one may not work for another...

- Trust the experts and let us give you the advice you really need to improve your golf game!​

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