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My 2012 season statistics were:

Average Score                         74.25

Average Score to Par              +3.25

Greens in Regulation                  54%

Fairways Hit                                71%

Putts per Hole                             1.64

Putts per Round                        29.50

Sand Saves                                 50%

Up and Downs                             59%

I want to lower my average score by about 3 strokes and break 70 a few times in 2013. What do you guys think I need to concentrate the majority of my practice time on in order to achieve those goals? I feel like I had a good year but man it seems like there is always that one slip up that costs me the difference in a 69 and a 72 or I miss one or two putts that should be made. What does my strengths/weaknesses appear to be?

I feel like its more mental and managing a round than anything else.

ANY input is greatly appreciated!

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Quick tidbit in Golf Digest this month about GIR and its relation to scoring. It's based on stats from average golfers. If you hit 3 greens - you should break 90 If you hit 8 greens - you should break 80 If you hit 13 greens - you should break 70 Work on getting that GIR up.
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Congrats on some solid scoring. But, as noted above, it looks like it is mid-iron practice for you if you are hitting 71% of your fairways, but not having similar GIR.

A bit off target, but I wonder, are you shaping the ball a lot for your approaches to the green?

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