Hi Alex,

I think the first thing to recommend is that you go to see your pro for a lesson or series of lessons. They'll be able to evaluate which aspects of your game require attention and how best to address those. It could be that your practice schedule needs re-establishing and they can provide you with some drills and a routine that will help deliver improvements!

Can any other members make suggestions that may help Alex?

Thanks

NeilJ

Hi Alex,

I think the first thing to recommend is that you go to see your pro for a lesson or series of lessons. They'll be able to evaluate which aspects of your game require attention and how best to address those. It could be that your practice schedule needs re-establishing and they can provide you with some drills and a routine that will help deliver improvements!

Can any other members make suggestions that may help Alex?

Thanks

I agree with alex :) 

if you go see a pro he will be able to tell you where you are going wrong with your swing and how you can correct them :) 

good luck dropping those digits ! :) 

Hi Alex,

Where in the country do you live? It might be that one of our Pro's is a member of Team Titleist and could help you as I would agree that the assistance of a PGA Professional is the starting point.

Good luck and please keep us informed of how things go during the season!

Rich

Being a 6 handicap I`d say that your not doing a lot wrong, I`d concentrate on my short game and especially putting and chipping.

You should know yourself what your weak points are as a low hanidcapper. To help find out what my weak points are, I like to mark on the score card whether or not I hit the fairway and green in regualtion. I also note how many putts I have and if I had a bunker or chip shot. This way I can see what I need to work on. My current handicap is 7. I currently average around 33 putts around which I think is too many. If i can get it down to 31 I will be happy and I'm hoping this will help.

Simple! Use a Pro v1 instead of a Pro v1x! Guranteed to bring you down to scratch! 

I know this is late but a video lesson is a great way to see where the swing is of line or over swing ect. then your PRO can show you and you can make the changes ,     practice makes permanent = consistant  

Paul W

You should know yourself what your weak points are as a low hanidcapper. To help find out what my weak points are, I like to mark on the score card whether or not I hit the fairway and green in regualtion. I also note how many putts I have and if I had a bunker or chip shot. This way I can see what I need to work on. My current handicap is 7. I currently average around 33 putts around which I think is too many. If i can get it down to 31 I will be happy and I'm hoping this will help.

Exactly keep some stats and understand your misses and what exactly you are trying to diagnose.

Devil is in the detail!

Yep work on that short game, where its won and lost.