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A golfer explains why focusing practice on one high-impact area of your game beats trying to fix everything. Narrow your focus, accept the rest as good enough, and you'll hit better shots and lower your scores faster.
A golfer explains why focusing practice on one high-impact area of your game beats trying to fix everything. Narrow your focus, accept the rest as good enough, and you'll hit better shots and lower your scores faster.
If you want to get better at golf faster, one of the things you need to learn how to do is try to do fewer things. Try to get better at less. And so what I mean by that is there's often one part of your game that's going to have the biggest impact on improving. So if you just focus on that area, just accept that everything else is good enough as it is, what you'll find is you're a lot less stressed out and you're able to hit a lot better shots, and you're going to be able to focus and improve on the area that's going to impact your scores the most, ultimately help you shoot lower scores.
