Break 100
Keep it simple around the green

If you’re struggling to break 100, we’re betting you take too many wedge shots inside 70 yards.

In these situations you should have a singular focus: “Get onto the green with one wedge shot”. To do this more often, ignore the flag, it’s usually guarded by some form of trouble. Go for the fattest part of the green.

Try break 36

Place 9 golf balls at various spots around the practice green and see how many shots you need to chip and putt all 9 into the hole. If your score is over 36, you’re going to struggle to break 100 out on the course. Let’s get together at the practice area and sharpen your short game.

Improve your wedge play