Course management

[MSchumacher]

1)One shot at a time (lame but it works)

2)Stopped aiming for the pin on sucker locations. Main shot is a draw so I never go for a right side pin . I go for the fat part of the green which has made me more consistent.

3)Sacrifice distance for the fairway.

[tmf9]

Usually dont think, because once i do that i overthink.  I hit driver on almost every hole, and just aim away from water hazards and OB.  Ive gotten pretty good at playing out of rough and I almost never make worse than bogey as long as i can find my ball in the trees so usually I think posiive and know that if i miss I have the ability to make par and no worse than bogey.

[Gioguy21]

I used to hit driver on 95% of holes, this year i started off telling myself i was going to hit more 3w's off tees and even 5w's on short par 4's (not reachables with driver)...have to say it's been an eye opener and instead of having 'winter rust' on my handicap i was playing to my handi from the previous fall at the start of this spring...and it's only come down since then thanks to better management skills. that and getting rid of possible big holes due to stupid mistakes...in trouble, play out.