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Golf Podcast 196: How to Stop Wasting Strokes on the Golf Course
Golf is a hard enough game on its own, so why are you throwing away so many strokes? Well don’t be so hard on yourself, every golf wastes a stoke now and then, the key is avoiding these mental errors as often as possible.
With that in mind, this week on The Golf Podcast, Frank & Mike run down five mental game tips you can use to waste as few strokes as possible out there.
In This Show You Will Learn:
- Why every golfer occasionally “wastes” a stroke.
- How to avoid three putting from short range.
- The importance of staying away from the short side.
- Plus much more.
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