Improving your game through proper practice
Just buying new equipments will not improve your game. The only way that your game will improve is to practice, practice and practice. To be more precise, you need to practice properly. Most of us indulge in improper practice without knowing it. We waste time doing all the wrong things.
The time on the practice range need to be set up with the majority consideration spent on putting and the short game. Putting and short game (100 yards to the hole) is where the maximum of shots on a golf course are made. So it makes sense to practice time on this portion of the game. You will surely agree that more strokes are saved on and around the green than off the tee box.
The majority of golfers usually spend their practice time like - 5 minutes on the practice green, hitting driver for 25 minutes. Thus, to ensure that you practice properly, it is necessary that you know how to divide your practice time in a way that it is most productive. In fact first you need to find out your handicap and then set on improving it.
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