| Re: how to break 90 Hey Liam,
I've just started breaking 90 on a regular basis this year - most people will tell you to improve your short game, which is valuable of course, but your tee shot is equally as important.
I believe the best way to start breaking 90 is to do three things:
1. Take some lessons - simply put, nothing will do more for your game.
2. Take three putts out of your game as much as possible - you will never break 90 regularly if you three putt more often than not.
3. Be confident on the tee and put your ball in the fairway. A good tee shot gives you confidence for the hole - a bad one leaves you scrambling for the rest of the hole and you will start getting frustrated.
Make 5 your target score for every hole. If your tee shot is reasonably long and reasonably straight, even with an average iron game, you should be able to get your ball on the green lying three more often than not. Then if you two putt you make a 5.
If you pick up a par here and there, don't panic on the par 5's and take advantage of one or two of the par 3's, you'll be breaking 90 every time.
And I agree - COME ON ENGLAND! |