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If you are looking for some good workouts that will help improve many aspects of your golf game, check out U9 Golf. They have blog on their website from a Re Max Long Drive Competitor. He goes over what he does in the weight room to get ready for the tee box.

Getting to that ever elusive single digit handicap takes a fair amount of skill and talent. However, that is not the only aspect of the golf game that must be honed. Golf management and scoring paying a huge role in being able to consistently break 80. You should know your limitations and play within them. Also you cannot be afraid to take calculated risks. Phil Mickelson said that the difference between a great shot and a safe shot is having the balls to take the great shot after his amazing iron shot from the trees at the Masters last year.

To me, I feel that the tee you play from has the greatest impact on par 3's. It is the difference of 155 and 185. That can be 3 or 4 clubs depending on the golfer. When you get to the par 4's the difference is rarely no more than 20 yards, and with mid to high handicap golfers, their drives could vary by that 20 yards on any given shot.