subject: Your Game: What To Work On? [print this page] Your Game: What To Work On? Your Game: What To Work On?
For most of us a round of golf, whether socially or in a competition, is over when we hurl the clubs into the boot of the car and head for the bar. We might pick over the odd three-putt or topped tee shot but that's it. It's history. Strangely every pro and certainly 90 per-cent of improving golfers don't leave it there. They analyse their game, their strengths and weaknesses on the day and attempt to do something about it.
For the pro, that usually means getting their coach to help iron out any faults but for the rest self analysis has tended to be a shrug of the shoulders and an hour or two beating balls. Practice...often with no purpose. However, a website has been launched to help those keen to get their handicap down by working on the areas of their game that need re-building as well as that which merely needs polish.
Left Handed TaylorMade Burner SuperFast TP Driver hasthe following features:
New aerodynamic head shape slips faster through the air to promote added speed and power
Slightly open clubface preferred by skilled players
Dual Crown technology promotes higher flight for added carry
A noticeably smaller crown sits on top of a large power-base, allowing CG to be placed far back and deep
Dozens of Golfmagic visitors have taken advantage of a special offer to feed in their own personal game statistics into the 'Stroke Average' system providing an easily decipherable footprint of their own strengths and shortcomings, showing what to work on and what to adapt.
It has been a real eye-opener for many as well as a useful reference for top Ryder Cup players like Darren Clarke and some younger recent winners like Richard Finch, who claimed the New Zealand Open, and Ross Fisher.
