Are you afraid while you step up at the tee? Are you positive that you're going to shoot a few ridiculously high score? Then Chip Bozman can assist make your fears a truth!
I think you get the point. There is honestly NO WAY to do away with risk out of your game with out sending your score into the stratosphere. But it is a trap you could fall into with out realizing it.
You see, Chip's starting point is a valid one. Sometimes you virtually should take the danger out of play -- lay up short of a bunker, make certain you miss your shot to the secure side, make sure you take sufficient club to get over the water due to the fact dry is constantly better than wet. That's just smart golfing.
But playing secure has its limits. If you do not take ANY chance, you are going to go away yourself not possible comply with-up shots so that it will smash your rating just as badly -- maybe worse -- than the danger you attempted to keep away from. Don't pass overboard!
- If the drive is too tight, you don't have to hit a driver or even a 3-wood... but you don't have to go to a short iron either. Learn how to sting a 3-wood because a low shot like that isn't likely to go off line.
- If you need to lay up, then take a club short enough to be sure you're short of the danger... but you don't have to lay up 50 yards short!
- And if you know every shot you hit today is peeling off to the right, play for it to do that again.
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