Most golfers don’t struggle because they practise too little. They struggle because they practise without knowing what is actually costing them shots. Before your next practice session, answer these three questions: 1. Where did I lose the most shots during my last round? 2. What is the one skill I want to improve today? 3. How will I know if today’s practice worked? One focused answer is often more valuable than another random bucket of balls. This is one of the main ideas behind Play Smarter. Score Lower. I’ve just uploaded the completely renewed English version of the workbook, and this is finally the version I wanted it to be. Across 50 interactive pages, it helps you understand your game, practise with more purpose and build your own plan for lower scores. Want to get the complete workbook? Go to: Classroom → Golf Foundations Blueprint → Play Smarter. Score Lower. Before you go, tell me: Where are you currently losing the most shots? Tee shots, approach shots, short game, putting or course decisions? Comment below. I’ll use the most common answer for an upcoming community lesson.

I’ve been reading the answers from our first members. Thank you for sharing them. I don’t want to fill this community with random golf tips. I want the first lessons to focus on what you genuinely need. What would you like me to cover first? A. Making more consistent contact B. Knowing what to practise C. Making smarter decisions on the course Reply with A, B or C. One letter is enough.

Welcome! I’m Youri, a PGA Teaching Professional. This community is here to help beginner and developing golfers stop guessing, practise with purpose and play with more confidence. Introduce yourself below: 1. Where are you from? 2. How long have you been playing golf? 3. What is the number one thing you want to improve? I’ll use your answers to make the coaching inside this community as useful as possible. Let’s play smarter and score lower. ⛳