Publisher's Synopsis
You can lower your golf handicap and Shoot Lower Scores by doing what the pros and elite amateurs do: Use course management, strategy, and preparationYou've taken lessons, watched videos, subscribed to online videos, but nothing is really helping your quest to lower your handicap? The answer could be as simple as emulating what the professionals and elite players do on a weekly, and sometimes daily, basis.Think Better, Play Smarter, and Manage Your Way to Better Golf Scores explores, in detail, how professionals prepare for each tournament they play, how they practice, and how tactics, practice routines, attention to detail, plus some common sense strategies, all can allow you to join the exclusive fraternity of golfers with a handicap index of less than ten.About Think Better, Play Smarter, and Manage Your Way to Better Golf ScoresBrad Chambers is a lifelong golfer, and as a former parks and recreation director in various cities in the United States, had management authority for municipal golf courses under the department umbrella. He is the author of the weekly golf blog Shooting Your Age-growing older, golfing better; and contributing writer to Foregals.com. He wrote this book for the avid golfer who has tried lessons and watched videos but can't seem to drop their score. The solution may be less about swing plane and more about course management. If it's smart enough for every elite golfer to do it, it's smart enough for you to do it also. Download Think Better, Play Smarter, and Manage Your Way to Better Golf Scores to learn some common sense, as well as some not-so-obvious examples of strategy and smart management.Why Should You Read This Book?
- You've tried lessons, new equipment, new just about anything, but nothing seems to help your game
- You know you can score better than you do
- You don't have a home course, don't really know how far you hit your irons, haven't developed a disciplined practice routine, and think equipment fitting is just for the great players
- One of your ultimate golf bucket list items is to be able to say, "I'm a single-digit handicap."
- You have wondered how much the professionals actually prepare for each tournament (hint: it's more than you think)
- You want to ensure that you have covered all the bases when it comes to being prepared and ready to play your next round of golf
