Lower scores by avoiding double bogeys, not birdies
The speaker argues that lower scores come from avoiding double bogeys rather than making more birdies. He points to statistics showing that the difference between a 20 handicap and a 5 handicap is not about making more birdies but about avoiding double bogeys or worse, and that lowering scores is not about swashbuckling pin-hunting golf.
Channel: Mark Immelman
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Guest is a golf-strategy author summarizing his book's thesis.