2 Simple Mistakes Most Golfers are Afraid to Admit

2 Simple Mistakes Most Golfers are Afraid to Admit [Golf game tips] It’s Time To Improve Your Game (Tip Below) Golf Game Tips specializes in helping golfers, just like you, improve your game and shoot lower scores. You are receiving this email because you have expressed an interest in quality golf tips. You can remove your email by clicking [unsubscribe]( at any time. Today's Tip Is Quick, But Very Important!  2 Simple Mistakes Most Golfers are Afraid to Admit.  When I come off the 18th green and head into the clubhouse to count scores with my playing partners everyone always seems to remember making a few key mistakes during the round. Usually these mistakes involve things like making a bad swing, missing an easy putt, or letting their temper get the best of them.  However, there are two surprisingly SIMPLE mistakes that I rarely hear golfers admit to after their round.  Do either of these sound familiar?  Aiming at nothing. Nobody wants to admit that the reason why one of their shots failed was because they simply forgot to pick a target. But let’s be honest. Do you take DEAD AIM on every single shot that you hit? Do you pick the smallest possible target and make sure your clubface and alignment are on target before taking the club back every single time? For most amateur golfers the answer is no, and the results can be disastrous.  Only practicing 20 footers. Before they tee off most amateur golfers will head over to the putting green with a sleeve of balls and lazily whack them back and forth at the holes on the putting green. The truth is mindlessly warming up with these 20 to 25 foot putts does little to get you ready for the course. Instead focus in on putts that are 4 to 8 feet in length. This is where you’ll be vying for those important birdies and par saves, and rolling putts like these into the hole on the practice green will give you the confidence you need to do it on the course. Sometimes it’s hard, but being honest with yourself is a big part of breaking through to the next level with your game.  The good news?  Eliminating a few simple mistakes like these will shave strokes off your score without a single swing change.  To Your Game,  Golf Game Tips  BONUS - More distance off the tee.   We all have done it…. feel like you crushed a ball off the tee only to get to your ball and realize you're still a long ways out and everyone out drove you.  Power Leaks are in everyone's game, weight transfer, angle of attack, all kinds of places for you to lose distance on even your best struck shots. The problem of course is finding them and then fixing them or closing the leaks! Most of the time they are impossible to even notice, unless of course if you have high tech radar systems or weight shift programs tracking your swings. Unfortunately, this technology is very expensive and not easily available to anyone but Tour Pros and Teachers.  PGA Teaching Professional Todd Kolb has set out to fix this problem, by taking the best technology in the golf industry, he has studied the major power leaks and come up with something he calls Tour Distance! There is a reason why these Tour Pros hit the ball so much further than your weekend golfer, and it’s not because they are all big bulky muscular guys obviously(Rory Mcllroy is 5’9 and 161 pounds). They have access to all this information on an almost daily basis, they close their leaks.  [Click Here To Find Your Tour Distance]( How do I know it will help me?  Our program was devised using ground-breaking information from state-of-the-art systems such as Flightscope and Swing Catalyst, technology that just isn’t available to the average golfer.  Using this exclusive information, we pieced together a program that allows you to MAXIMIZE distance with your driver and find your Tour Distance.  This is also the SAME EXACT information and technology I use at my own teaching academy.  And the best part: you learn the program with your current swing! We know that hitting the ball off the tee can be one of the most rewarding and frustrating parts of golf and have set out to help you get the rewards! [Check Out The “Secret Move”](        This email was sent to {EMAIL} by support@golfgame.tips Scottsdale, AZ 85255 [Edit Profile]( | [Manage Subscriptions]( | [Report Spam](