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Most amateurs treat 175-200 yards like a hope-and-hold-on distance. Here is a practical long-approach system with carry windows, front-edge math, and three drills that turn tough second shots into playable pars.
This is the part of the course where decent rounds quietly die. Here is a practical 150-175 yard approach plan with carry windows, drills, and on-course checkpoints that actually hold up.
Most golfers turn fairway bunkers into doubles by choosing the wrong shot before they ever swing. Use three simple checks, two practice drills, and a hard carry rule to get out without doing anything stupid.
Fairway bunker shots are not hard unless you try to hit them like a normal iron. Here's the setup, club choice, and 2 drills that get the ball back in play fast.
Par 3s should be the easiest holes on the course. Here's why you're making them harder than they need to be, and the strategy to actually card more pars.
Stop hitting fat and thin iron shots. Here's the dead-simple method for making ball-first contact every time, with drills you can use today.