| Long Game Drill - Approach Shot Drill |
The golf drill
Tour pro example
Together with his caddy, Ross Fisher pitched golf shots between 90 and 110 yards before the golf tournament commenced. Then during the golf tournament, the golfer / golf caddy team adopted a conservative on-course strategy on golf holes where high risk golf shots arose by choosing to lay up to the pitching distances practiced on the driving range. What can we learn from this? A great golf lesson is learnt from this Ross Fisher tour pro example. By preparing a specific on-course golf strategy before the golf tournament commences (in this case removing the emotions of high risk shots on certain areas of the golf course), you will play your round under less pressure. With lower risk results to achieve from some of your golf shots you are more likely to pull them off which builds confidence in your golf game. Always remember that confidence in your golf game is built through knowing that you have the ability to pull off a certain golf shot and then achieving the desired result from that golf shot, over and over and over. Ross Fisher excelled on his pitching for that week. Excellent work. |
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