One
Minute Golf Tips
Practice on a Par three.
Some high-handicap golfers don't break 100 because they are week on their short game. A good place to practice this short game is to play a testy Par 3 course.
Here you will use mostly your #7, #8, #9 and wedges. A round or two each week on this format will surely sharpen your skill with short irons.
Concentrate on the club selection and learn when to pitch and when to chip. Good shots here make easier putts and better scores.
Set up properly in comfort. See the ball come off the clubface, down the line to the pin. THINK PIN. It works better than thinking water or bush.
A little quick hint: ALWAYS TEE UP ON A PAR THREE. This allows you to strike the ball safely avoiding all-too-common thin hits.
THINK POSITIVE. If you think you can, like you will.