• Try to be on the green or fringe in one shot more than regulation as often as possible (2 shots on a Par 3, 3 shots on a Par 4, 4 shots on a Par 5). With a little bit of planning and forward thinking there should be quite a few holes where you are confident of achieving this.

• Go 18 holes without incurring any penalty shots. Don’t hit it Out of Bounds and keep the ball
away from ditches, water hazards etc.

• There is no need for you to be too aggressive off the tee. Your aim should be to consistently keep the ball in play. Find a reliable driver you feel comfortable with, this could well be slightly shorter than standard with at least 12 degrees of loft and maybe offset.

• Give yourself big targets ie. Aim at centre of green, not the flag.

• Don’t keep coming up short with approach shots, take enough club to reach the back of the green.

• Practice lag putting, you will face a lot of putts over 30ft. If you can start to limit the 3-puttsfrom that range then your scores can tumble!

This player will probably need a little bit of work on various areas such as:

• A more consistent swing technique
• More reliability with a driver

• Basic short game skills

• Good distance control with long putts

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And also, a couple of Playing Lessons on the golf course to highlight the improvements and to help make good course management decisions.

In this instance 3 x 60min lessons would be a good starting point with more lessons to follow in the
future:

• 60mins on the driving range
• 60mins on the short game area
• 60mins on the golf course

A 3hr Programme costs £130 or a bespoke Programme can be designed to suit your available time
and budget.