Why You Need A Golf Coach Rather Than A Golf Lesson: How To Create Golf Practice Sessions That Work

Do you know the average golf score for 18 holes? Over the last 50 years, the average golf score remains at 100 for 18 holes. 100! I can’t tell you how many times I have been out on the course with a group of golfers and their primary focus is to break 100. Even with the advent of high tech clubs, larger golf heads, better golf balls, high tech tees, and more access to training, the average golfer still has not improved their game. Some experts explain this saying the courses have become harder and longer, the age of many golfers has increased (baby boomers), golfers play fewer rounds, or just a lack of a good mental approach to the game. All of these explanations could be and are a factor over the last several decades. But there is one area that is rarely mentioned as one of the most basic factors in players improving their scores —

How To Practice and Organize a Training Program

This booklet is a guide to creating golf practice sessions and a program that will improve your golf game. You can download exercises, Practice Logs, Timelines and other forms all assisting you in developing a better practice system. You can accomplish the system on your own or in partnership with a Golf Coach. Don’t fall prey to the typical practice routine! Take control of your game and practice! Enjoy the guide and remember

CHANGE YOUR APPROACH AND CHANGE YOUR GAME!