Golf Insights & Tips

Shift 50% of practice time to wedges/putting to see fastest score reductions.

Coaching usually yields bigger improvement than new clubs unless equipment is severely mismatched.

Focus on process goals instead of score to reduce pressure and improve performance.

Practice long putts for distance control to avoid costly three-putts.

Aim adjustments and shot selection work better than mid-round swing changes.

Consistent ball-striker plateaued due to limited distance; explored club fitting and speed training to address it.

Fill distance gaps with 3 wedges (PW, GW, SW) and choose bounce/grind for forgiveness.

This post helps amateur golfers decide whether a club fitting is worth it based on their current skill level and consistency. It breaks down who benefits most, when to wait, and what to focus on before spending money on new equipment.

This post breaks down how most golfers misuse their time at the driving range and what to do instead. It explains how to structure smarter practice using game-like drills, variability, and feedback loops that actually translate to better on-course performance.

This blog explains the key habits that scratch golfers follow, such as smart shot selection, focused practice, and emotional control, which most mid-handicap players overlook. It provides clear and practical insights to help amateur golfers lower their scores without needing a major swing change.

This post explains why watching more YouTube videos won't actually help you improve your golf game. It breaks down the hidden problems of decision fatigue, conflicting advice, and lack of feedback, and offers a better path forward for serious players.

Discover why the average golfer hasn't improved in 40 years despite better equipment and endless tips. Learn the real reasons improvement stalls and what to focus on instead for measurable progress.

This blog post explains why most amateur golfers struggle to improve despite putting in significant effort. It introduces ParBound’s three-phase model (Awareness, Structure, Execution) as a smarter, more sustainable path to lasting progress.