Difference Between Breaking 80 and Breaking 90 - Where Can We Slash Strokes?

the Malaysian giant joined me at another Saru Coast club on the valley course, let's look at the

difference

between an 80 golfer and a 90 golfer over nine holes. J-mac has transformed into a player who scores between 87 and 93 on the Reg generally scores between the low 70s and 80s, which is a clear 10 stroke

difference

, so

where

does the difference come from? This is by no means scientific, but on the golf course right now there is no science, there is feeling, estimation, commitments, emotions and trust. We can take the easy way out and say someone sucks or someone is born with a swing or just plays better than someone else, that's not my way of thinking.

I think anyone can improve his score by 5 shots in a short time and have more fun in the blink of an eye. that's why I try to provide some ideas, maybe take away an idea from the video and change your perspective, change your game, that's okay, comparing ourselves to the professionals is a great way to ruin our games, we can all strive to improve and get better . a few

strokes

of our scores by simply working on our inner game our encore strategy tailored to our game our own emotional management and focusing on having enough fun here's the golf j-mac played the copper tees at 3,300 yards while I played the silver at close of 3500 on the 10th hole of the Owls Club Valley course, we were going very uphill, will we ever get there?

Listen, I even want to be in the greenside bunker area. No, sir, after going through the tee shot like a fastball. Cold Bouse J-Mac decided to put it within distance of the player with a full wedge on the green. I took a different route and thought I'd test the idea that closer to the green is better. I wanted to make the bow. soft and left me at 58 degrees on the hole, but in the name of science I put myself in an awkward 45 yards to an elevated green, okay, so we're looking at a 78 audio, okay, uphill, let's say which is 85 85 to the Front to back we're playing 110 something like that, so we're going to say the pin plays around the number 90 and you don't want to smash the 58 to lose control, so you're going to make a little player of Jay Mech smugly tells us that he is. going over the pin to the back of the green, he's not playing with the front pin and then he does it.

He's got a guy he hates like that, so I'm closer to the hole, but the question is, could I get the ball closer to the front? set on an elevated green with a lob wedge from 95 yards away or from 45 yards away. I would bet my left toenail that the 95 yard shot would be better. I don't like partial shots and on an elevated green it's just silly. Ok, Holle 11 is a dream hole with a beautiful view, not an easy approach although we both hit the fairway with a lovely look at the green. Jay Mac knows the bailout is right, so he hits it towards them, they expect a tie, but they're not unhappy. with a straight shot, he doesn't want to touch the wet thing on the left.

I take the same course of action as j-bone and end up in a similar position. j-mac makes a delightful little shot here using a little imagination killing the speed towards the rim the ball has to go downhill to the water bounce level gameplay for someone shooting AC we want to go up and down in two shots as often as We can these shots require skill and imagination this sounds difficult but that skill and imagination can be easily learned with practice, conscious practice and experience equals skill and imagination every time we play the first two holes almost identically and in a similar way, everything It comes down to play within 190.

The shooter can rarely get away with getting close to the green and then getting up and down in three shots, but three shots should be the maximum. The short par fours are really

where

the 90 guys can hit some shots. J-mac knows this and the little confidence boost that playing a short hole gives is powerful. I took a safe shot. To set up an easy-to-squeeze wedge, you don't need to crush a big club to be in play, as Jamek shows us by hitting a hybrid on the cart path where the ball sits almost to the right as the shot approaches everyone.

You should take note of where the pin is and how much green we have in front of and behind the pin. I went to look for pins here because I didn't want to go into the bunker. He doesn't go to the pin because there is no green behind him. the pin on that line in the center of the green boom this guy is a great player at times j-mac has made me feel quite proud of his improvement in putting the two putts are coming more and more and my tremors are almost guineas I really hit a pleasure shooting, yes, but I just miscalculated a little, no harm, no foul, no one is going to prison, so just think if not, not me, I'm not going to the bunker.

J-mac iron 6 tells us what he wants. Start this in the right bunker because he senses that he is a Baus of the arena after a bunker session, we can't disagree with the man so he executes. I guess here's a good example of what separates one handicap level from another. comfortable areas i landed in a bunker it wasn't an easy shot but i love bunkers j-mac is in a position i hope to never be in. I would call that a short drift over the green over a bunker onto a downward slope if you go to the pin you are in danger of falling into the water you have to go a little to the right to get to the green nothing is in your favor here so Let's put it on the green with the highest shooting percentage and then try to make a putt.

In retrospect, the best miss here is long on the back of the green or just before the hole to leave an easy triple putt in the fairway to the green avoiding the short side is one more key to lowering your score. find the most favorable spot to I know I counted anything else off the tee here because we have no idea what's up there, it looks like a little trickle, Jace hits a surprise off the tip of the club, but we're dry, we're in the game, That's all the next one tells. The shot could be the purest of all time and he hits a pure one, boom like a boss, trust the process, trust yourself, the big problems when trying to break 80 come when you don't commit 100% to a line, a club or a distance, these doubts cause.

These types of mistakes, having one or two of these per round, if they are bad enough, can destroy a card that we need to recover from them and trust that we have the game to finish the hole in style, there is no room to get down. another guy 80 yards and 90 out of shot, well, the clearing between these two bunkers and mcbowser Lee hits another cigar in the center, mr. fender you see that you are undercutting the hole by simply grinding it until it is in the hole. I left too much work here for my taste, but welcome back to the pure factory.

Remember that a 90 golfer needs to make 18 bogeys for a 90, so every hole. bogie is the new part j-mac is near the green in his new regulation while I am also around the green in 3 shots my regulation we both play a couple of poufy shots - let's go up and down like the player does telling us to be lethal on the Greens for quick wins now the big difference here came from the tee shot J max the doubts and fears of the water and the narrow fairway meant he poofed off the top of the club there is no other explanation other than doubt because he destroyed the hybrid every two holes.

Look, there is no science or data here. Thoughts, doubts and confidence. There are no mechanics. Just thoughts turning into swings. I didn't register that one. He smashed that one straight toward the far shore with the pediments. He came across a secret weapon. He has a Ping 6 iron that he bought at a junk store, it has a cavity back and is much more forgiving than his Calloway Epics clubs. I like this kind of approach. He throws in the bag what you love. Discard what you don't actively love. Every club you look at. down in should fill you with pleasure no less and it's time to go now some may say this is not a tack shot I wasn't going to miss the green for long here because there is a massive drop there I prefer to play what I can see and just place it in the middle.

How about we put it on the green? Good touch. Three putts are the killers. Practice enough to eliminate them and you can instantly reduce a ton of shots. They are more common as scores increase in golf. eliminating them will reduce your score and it's the easiest thing to do, it's all over the place, you don't need brute force, just practice. I think he's going to try the old high handicap flop shot, oh yeah, perfectly executed right in the teeth, straight to the bank appears on the green and rolls to six feet. Which player this is where every golfer loses

strokes

.

Lack of compromise. This factor alone will revolutionize your golf if you can commit to a 100% golf swing, regardless of whether you play better golf. We have to ignore it. doubt and say I'm going to screw it if it's a bad plan it's a bad plan but I'm going to commit 100% I mean the worst that can happen is a lost ball hey if you're worried about losing balls play cheaper balls eventually you'll find a plan that you can commit to and in turn you will begin to improve the plans, but start by committing to whatever you decide on the field.

Now it's very easy to get on the boat, it's easy for you. because of the inserted excuse, but players, regardless of distance or skill discrepancies, we can all do better. I hid my iron too close to the green, close enough for me to have confidence in my ability to get it up and down. Sure some people may need to put it in, but why don't we do it? instead of being discouraged by the distance and skill of others, play to our strengths, that's a new school, let's say you also had this shot, yes of course, I have the advantage of hitting a green iron side, maybe you have a great 50 yard shot, may be a A great 100 yard shot, you might as well leave it there and try to get in close for a chance at a longer four distance is always preferable, but the promotion of a mythical distance is detrimental because some people just can't add a magical 60 yards to their shots. so the next best thing is to manage our games according to what we can, not feel bitter and upset about what we can't.

This is the tactic of modern marketers, to make you feel bad about what you can't do and therefore focus on your inability. Instead of outwardly your ability, forget the noise revolution is in the air, use your game to play better and more fun golf, what's the difference between a score of 80 and 90 and a golfer of about 10 shots? And you know, I hope you can find a way to cut back. those shots are off your score because it's like that idea, start from the hole, work backwards and when you get stuck, pay a reputable pro to show it to you, but j-mac or your player could shoot 120 and i wouldn't even care if you're a solid cat and a pleasure to play golf that's what counts no one sucks at golf they're just on their particular part of the journey it's a never ending journey with no end points play your best game with what you can do and get comfortable with it improve what you can't do as well off the field have fun rockers have fun