Why You’re Not Getting Better at Golf – And How to Fix It

LinksTrap 1:Free playing stats calculator: https://golfinsideruk.com/strokes-gained-calculator/ Break X Golf (builds you a personalised practice plan)https://breakxgolf.com/Trap 2:Shot Pattern tool: https://golfinsideruk.com/golf-shot-pattern-dashboard/Trap 3:Free vidoes on course management: https://golfinsideruk.com/golf-insider-lab/SummaryIn this episode, Will Shaw discusses three common traps that golfers fall into which prevent them from improving their game. He emphasizes the importance of understanding scoring, making effective swing changes, and developing a solid on-course strategy. By addressing these areas, golfers can enhance their performance and lower their scores.TakeawaysGolfers often practice without understanding how to lower their scores.Keeping playing stats is crucial for identifying areas of improvement.Technical swing changes should focus on improving ball flight.Understanding your shot dispersion helps in making effective changes.On-course strategy is as important as swing mechanics.Aim for the larger areas of the green, not just the pin.Bogeys are acceptable; avoid double bogeys to improve scores.Practice with a focus on strategy to lower scores.Identify where you miss to tailor your practice effectively.Even professional golfers can fall into these traps.Chapters00:00 Introduction to Common Golf Traps01:28 Trap 1: Not Knowing How to Lower Scores05:20 Trap 2: Technical Swing Changes vs. Ball Flight08:01 Trap 3: Poor On-Course Strategy