Golf Tips

Breaking 90 in discount golf clubs requires a lot of time and effort. With that said however, there are many different things to improve upon when shooting in the 90's. Before following any of these tips, make sure to figure out what the weak points in your golf game are. During your next three rounds, write how many fairways, greens, and putts were hit along with the score. For instance, most scorecards have a lot of blank lines intended for a foursome. Below your name, write the letters P, F, and G. For P, write down how many putts were hit on each green. For F and G, mark down either a check mark or an X if either was done. If you do not know by now, hitting a green in regulation for a par 3 is one shot, par 4 is two shots, and par 5 is three shots. Generally speaking, you should try to have fewer than 36 putts, and at least 7 fairways and 9 greens in regulation at this stage. (TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Set )

Off The Tee- The easiest tip for breaking 90 is to play smart golf. If you play a hook or a slice, adjust tee shots accordingly. So many players aim down the middle when they hit a 30 yard slice, and it is just not playing smart golf. If you know that you hit the ball in a certain direction each and every time, play it that way. Aim to the left when playing a slice and right when playing a hook (for right handed players). Another tip for tee shots is to play with a club you feel most comfortable with. If you are having an off day with the driver, take out the three wood. Sure, you will lose some distance, but it is better to lose distance than golf balls. When playing on a hole with not much room for error (trees down the sides, water), don't be afraid to take out an iron and play Callaway RAZR X Irons safe. The goal is to break 90, and playing safe off the tee will get you there.(TaylorMade Burner 2.0 Iron Set)