Chip and putt an hour or so everyday. This is where amateurs can really

Mar 5, 2015
12:35:24am

pink22

see a change in their game. Some don't have a natural feel for the short game, but that's the X factor between average and good.

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How does one get a lot better at golf?

MormonDevil

3/5/15 12:29am

Chip and putt an hour or so everyday. This is where amateurs can really

pink22

3/5/15 12:35am

If you're like the rest of us, you have more strokes to make up

garyfan

3/5/15 12:36am

Lessons with a pro, then hours upon hours at the range

SBJ

3/5/15 12:36am

Here are some tips, hope they help!

MwangoleCoug9

3/5/15 12:41am

I've always tried to have a few moving parts as possible. Open the door. Fold th

tyroneweaver

3/5/15 3:32am

My dad planted a T-Box in his back yard, and bought like 5000 old balls

Ssebo

3/5/15 12:43am

You probably won't unless you join a country club.

johnnycarson

3/5/15 5:30am

Seriously though, if you want to get better it'll take A LOT of time.

swishh_15

3/5/15 7:14am

A friend of mine & Ionce figured it out. Literally 10,000 swings will get you to

jholling

3/5/15 7:20am

Customize! Also, Are you a slicer? If so, go to YouTube and look up

JOPE

3/5/15 7:43am

CHipping and Putting. who cares if you can hit it 300 yards

crimedog

3/5/15 7:48am

yeah but if you can't really hit it, golf isn't very fun. don't have to hit it

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