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Course Management
The decisions that separate golfers who score well from golfers who swing well: club selection, shot strategy, playing trouble and wind, and structured handicap improvement.
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The 80% Tee Shot That Saves Five Strokes
Your best tee shot is not the one that travels furthest. It is the one that keeps your next shot ordinary.
8 min readCourse Management: Choosing Clubs and Targets Like a Lower Handicap
Course management is a decision-making skill, separate from swing skill — and for most golfers, the faster path to lower scores.
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Playing in Wind: Adjustments That Actually Work
Wind affects more than just distance — it changes shot shape, spin behavior and even your setup. Here's how to adjust correctly.
6 min readTrouble Shot Strategy: Making the Smart Decision When Things Go Wrong
The shot that gets you out of trouble is rarely the hero shot. Here's the actual decision process for bad lies and blocked positions.
6 min readScoring Strategy for Bogey Golfers: Playing Smart at a 90-100 Level
If you're shooting in the 90s or low 100s, your fastest path down isn't better swings — it's fewer big numbers. Here's the strategy.
6 min readPlaying Different Lies: Uphill, Downhill and Everything That Isn't Flat
A flat, clean lie is the exception on most courses, not the rule. Here's how to adjust for the lies you'll actually face.
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