July 09, 2017

Practice for the course, not the range

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We always hear people talking about how good they hit it on the range then they go on the course and perform poorly.  Why is that?  Does the average golfer think they are going think, feel and act the same way under the pressure of competition as they do on the practice range with a bucket of balls in front of them.   This is a bit silly don’t you think? When you are on the

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