I've had the same sort of improvement, for me the biggest thing was inside 100 yards. I now average around 3 from inside 100 yards and it makes bogey golf easy. My focus has been just keeping the ball in play and getting inside 100 yards in regulation. If I average 3 from there I'm a bogey golfer. My next area to improve on is distance and getting up and down from around the green. Currently I'm leaving myself too many 30 to 100 yard pitches and it's hard to make a par from there. When I do get greenside I don't get up and down enough so I want to improve my touch and feel around the green and gain a bit of distance to give myself the chance of more greens and more up and downs.
That’s cool, I’m pretty much the opposite, my strength is distance and struggle with putting,getting up and down, and keeping the ball in play. Have you thought about how you want to try to increase distance?
@@cgolfcdriven lots of golf and range time. Last 10 years Ive only got a handful of rounds a year, this year I got a membership, and over 60 rounds now. Really just been working on my swing at the range every chance I get, nearly every time I go out for a round. Also did get new clubs this year, but can’t say if that helped
@@cgolfcdriven I had a goal at the beginning of the year to hit in the 80’s and get an eagle. Got into the 80’s pretty quickly, then just a week ago I finally got my eagle after 20+ missed eagle putts. Haha. Shot a +2 with only 4 hit fairways! It’s all in the short game Honestly it’s addicting and you always want to go lower, it would be amazing if I consistently hit 70’s though so guess I’ll just see where I get this year. I’m in Canada so not a lot of golf left
@@limitlessbuilds yea it’s crazy how fast the summer has gone. Congrats on the first eagle. I’ve had a bunch more chances this year but same thing just missing the putt. Lol, one day.
I'm not really into golf but have been surrounded by it thanks to my Dad, Uncles (on both sides), Grandpa, cousins and brothers 😉. I would love to have something to share the love of golf with the next generation for my niece and nephew.
2 years ago I played like crazy and was making it a goal to practice chipping in the yard often and hit the range as much as possible. Score dropped fast. Then the following years I didn’t play so much and lost all the progress. Consistent progress and work will always pay off.
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Fantastic interview!! I feel like I have learned a lot and differently see some ways to improve my game. I haven’t been on the course all year, but this has inspired me to get back out. Keep up the great work.
I have found the flatball helpful when I suddenly start topping the ball, as you can really dial-in on contact. I use it indoors, so I don't have too much trouble finding it. I also like to use it as a golf hole for putting practice, as it is much smaller in circumference than a regular golf hole, which really makes me focus. I bought one pack of them a few years ago and I still have a couple of them left.
Thanks for watching, definitely a real product and it is helpful. I just think there’s more efficient ways to help from hitting thin shots. If you ever have any golf questions feel free to ask!
My local courses greens are in tough shape but it’s the only course I played on my first year and I became a BEAST at putting. Man my first time at an actual course I was flying off them suckers 😂😂😂
