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People are always calling me looking for how to lower their score.(whisper) don’t tell anyone but I have the KEY to this eluding question.

And you probably have heard this before but maybe it was never put this way.

Next time you go to the driving range you will find your answer,and you will only need to bring one club. You are asking yourself what do you mean, how can I go to the driving range only bring one club and lower my score?

Tools Needed for Job:

- Pen or Pencil

- Paper

- Putter

Instructions for Job:

- Walk to Putting Green

- Ask 10 people on the putting green their handicap

- Walk to Driving Range

- Ask 10 people on the driving range their handicap

- Take an average of both results separately

- Look at averages of people on (putting green vs. driving range)

Results:

On average, people on the putting green will be about 7 strokes better in comparison to people on the driving range.

Still don’t feel like I have giving you the KEY to lowering your score. Look again at your results. Ahhh.now you see the answer I am sure.

In Conclusion:

Take your putter out walk right past the driving range, walk directly to the putting green. The closer your feet get to the range the more you will feel your score dropping.

MAKE PUTTING FUN
(MAKE THIS A COMPETITION WITH FRIENDS)

1. Make (3) piles of golf balls on the putting green.

- (8) Balls at 4 feet

- (4) Balls at 8 Feet

- (2) Balls at 12 feet

2. Start with the 4 foot putts don’t move to 8 foot putts until you have sunk all (8) balls at 4 feet (IN A ROW).

3. Now move to the 8 foot putts and don’t move to the 12 foot putts until you have made all the (4) 8 foot putts (IN A ROW).

4. Now you need to sink both of the 12 foot putts (IN A ROW) before you can leave the green.

5. Anytime you miss a putt you must start over at that section.

Adam Beach
Golfideas.com Owner
1.757.898.7344
http://www.golfideas.com
“Clone Or No Clone The Ball Doesn’t Care!!”

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