Golf is a game you play. Given two golfers of equal ability, the one who knows more about how to play the game will win much more often.<\/p>\n
You could write a whole book about that, and Raymond Floyd did just that in his book, The Elements of Scoring<\/em>.<\/p>\n These four considerations need to be a part of your pre-shot checklist.<\/p>\n 1. Where do you want the ball to go? Pick a place where you can reliably get the ball to, and will make your next shot easy.<\/p>\n 2. What shot do you have in your skill set that will get the ball there? You often have choices.<\/p>\n 3. What club will you use to hit that shot? There will often be more than one.<\/p>\n 4. How will you hit the shot? This is about making the ball do what you want it to do.<\/p>\n The more options you have to answer each of these questions, the more fun golf is, and the better player you will be, given your skills.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Golf is a game you play. Given two golfers of equal ability, the one who knows more about how to play the game will win much more often. You could write a whole book about that, and Raymond Floyd did just that in his book, The Elements of Scoring. These four considerations need to be … Continue reading Your Pre-Shot Checklist<\/span>