TO SCORE BETTER, FOCUS ON THE SCORING SHOTS

Your score in a round of golf is a tabulation of the shots you hit. So what shots are you hitting when you play? You hit a Callaway Hyper X Driver or some longer club off 12 to 14 teeing grounds and some shot to all 18 greens. That's 32 "Full Swings."
If you were to score 64, those 32 shots amount to 50% of that score. The other 50% come from short shots -- putts, chips, pitches, bunker shots and the like.
If you were shooting 64, you wouldn't be reading this article.
FACT: The overwhelming majority of your shots come from the "short shots." If your practice doesn't reflect this reality, what does it reflect?
As a golfer, interested in shooting lower scores, there is little doubt you've heard this sermon before -- "devote more of your practice time to your short game." The reason is as simple as the math above, your score comes from your short game. Callaway X Series Jaws Forged Chrome Wedge
But wait there's more. When you spend time practicing your putting and your short shots and swings -- in the proper way - you get double the reward because the skills you develop in this area transfer to your long game.


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