Strategy Tips & Tricks I How To Play Par 3s I Golf Monthly

► In part two of this strategy in golf series, Clive talks Neil through how to approach the challenge of long and short par 3s

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14 thoughts on “Strategy Tips & Tricks I How To Play Par 3s I Golf Monthly

  1. Great video. Most mid-handicappers could shave strokes just by thinking a bit more during the round. One big tip I picked up is to block out the "danger" spots, to avoid the double bogies. Also, gauging your shots based on the BACK yardage to the green instead of the middle of the green. Lots of tips here that seem like common sense if you just think about them!

  2. This is a great insight into the mind of a man who actually earns his money from the game. It proves that even major winners will completely remove all ego from their shot / club selection and look at the desired result as an end game. I could listen to this guy talk strategy all day long.

  3. Knowing how far you actually hit the ball and what are the relevant yardages for particular shots is really important (front/carry, back, pin, roll out). I have been using a range finder the last couple of seasons and through trial and error have become much better at club selection. I was recently fitted for wedges and the fitter used a launch monitor (which I had never used before) and I found that my actual carry distance is less than I thought. This is no surprise but this knowledge really helped my 1 game since the fitting. Driving ranges are starting to get launch monitors in for public use in my area and they have cell phone apps which work with the monitor via bluetooth to load the data from your session.

  4. Always good to review these basics. I need to think more about the max distance I can get from a club, so not to go long, then maybe back off a bit to get less.

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