I scored by best round. I am a 28 handicap beginner golfer and I scored my best ever round. Watch every shot on You Tube out tomorrow at 5pm https://www.youtube.com/@The_left_handed_golfer

The full first episode of 3 Holes to Suck Less is now live for members! ⛳ Jump in and watch how I tackle these three holes, the decisions I make, and why I choose certain shots over others. Then let me know: - What would you have done differently? - What’s one thing you’ll take into your own game this weekend? 🏌️ Weekend challenge: Aim for the centre of every green. It might not be the most exciting target, but it’s one of the fastest ways to lower your scores. Let us know after your round how many times you committed to the middle of the green and whether it helped. I’m officially on holidays from my “real job” for the next two weeks, which means it’s time to get stuck into filming heaps of new content! 🎥 So… what do you want to see first? 🟢 Putting Disaster Class 🔵 Driver Survival Guide Vote in the comments! Have an awesome weekend, everyone. Hit ’em well, make smart decisions, and aim at the dead centre of those greens. ⛳💪

Most golfers are going to miss greens. That’s not the problem. The problem is where we miss them. Shot Scope data shows how normal it is to miss greens: 15 handicap: hits about 4 greens per round 20 handicap: hits about 3–4 greens per round 25 handicap: hits about 2–3 greens per round So for a lot of everyday golfers, that means you’re missing around 14–16 greens every round. (Golf Monthly) And once you miss, getting up and down is hard. Golf Monthly's breakdown of Shot Scope data puts the 20-handicap benchmark for getting up and down at around 32%. (Shot Scope - ROW) That means if you keep short-siding yourself, firing at tucked pins, or missing in the worst spot, you’re asking your short game to save you over and over again. That’s not strategy. That’s gambling. The smarter play is simple: Stop chasing flags. Aim at the centre of the green. Give yourself the safest miss. A 30-foot putt from the middle of the green is usually better than a short-sided chip, a bunker shot, or trying to save par from the rubbish. This is your goal next round: Aim at the centre of the green instead of chasing flags. Comment below and let us know where you tried it — and what the outcome was.