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EP 24: Listener Questions- How to Take it From the Range to the Course; How to Determine Your Tee Shot Strategy; Can Equipment Be the Cause of Your Struggles?
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On this episode of listener questions, we start by taking on the eternal golf question:
- How do I transition my skills from the range to the golf course. Why is that so difficult and shouldn't tee shots specifically be the same?
- How do I know when equipment is the issue? Can the club design or shaft actually make bad shots worse?
- Eric and Rob discuss the importance of footwear and tell a story about a good golfer who got the "shanks" because of his golf shoes.
- How do I determine what shot or club to hit for a tee shot? Is driver always the best play?
- Why 3 woods used to be more common for tee shots but now are rarely the correct play.
- Using technology to determine aiming strategy.
- How hole design impacts club selection.
- Is the rough a big deal?
- Avoiding penalties and disruptors.
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