Understanding Yardage Marks On The Course
Typically there are yardage marks on the golf course that tell you the yardage to the center of the green: red (100 yards), white (150 yards)….
Typically there are yardage marks on the golf course that tell you the yardage to the center of the green: red (100 yards), white (150 yards), and blue (200 yards). Also, the color flag will also signify where the pin is located on the green: red (front), white (middle), blue (back).
How To Escape The Trees
To hit a shot under the trees, take a 5 iron, grip down, place the ball slightly back in your stance, make an abbreviated swing and finish low…
To hit a shot under the trees, take a 5 iron, grip down, place the ball slightly back in your stance, make an abbreviated swing and finish low.
Aim Management Strategy
When hitting an approach shot to a green, avoid aiming at the flagstick if it’s located on the edge near bunker or a hazard. A better strategy…
When hitting an approach shot to a green, avoid aiming at the flagstick if it’s located on the edge near bunker or a hazard. A better strategy would be to aim toward the center of the green and 2 putt for par, rather than risk missing the green and getting a double bogey.
How To Get Out Of The Sand
To escape the sand, it's important to first practice your low point in the bunker. Draw a line in the sand, open the clubface…
To escape the sand, it's important to first practice your low point in the bunker. Draw a line in the sand, open the clubface, place the ball forward in your stance and practice making swings having the club enter on the line.