Short game secret
I just finished my first pass through Jack Moorehouse's ebook "How to break 80" and I'm totally reved to get out to the course to retune my pitiful short game. I find it ironic that the real secret to the short game is that there is no secret! Once I ravaged through the section on 40 yards and in, I felt a new sense of confidence emerging, which is another important lesson that this book covers. I've read and heard most of these lessons before but I now have my very own step by step reference which is already littered with lots of sticky post-its so I can review and re-read as often as necessary.
And about that confidence thing... I firmly believe that the great game is best played and most enjoyed when your general happiness and confidence is high. I fully intend to improve my handicap with the lessons and drills in Jack's easy-to-read book. And that thought alone will help to push me toward my goal! I would recommend it for anyone who needs a friendly, well-written guide to an improved game.
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I'm a 11 handicap and 63 years old and in pretty good shape. My drives are pretty consistant at 250. However, I do my scoring with my short ganme which is at a strong 75% consistant using the pro v, I can make the ball dance and control my 100 yard shots and don't get spooked at the dreaded 60 degree wedge. I do practice several times a week and enjoy seeing the ball do its magic when struck correctly.