Taking it to the next level

[black knight]

I'm a scratch golfer who's pretty strong in all areas...I get a free lesson today, what should I think about working on trying to take my game to the next level?

[Butcho22]

Wow this question is vague.

[jupiterpig]

I think you should learn how to play consistent over 4 days and enter a qualifier and go pro...and when interviewed thank 2+2 for all the help

[K-Slay]

You have to have a weak point, if you don't think you do you have to look closer. Saying your game is all around solid is vague, because it probably is compared to a 10 handicap, but you have to know your weaknesses.

[guids]

I would take an overall lesson and ask the pro where your weak spots are.

[black knight]

Well, not really because I'm very very very consistent. My SD for rounds played is probably +/-2 strokes for my cap on a course. I honestly think my weak point is not knowing how to THINK about the game like a pro would, but I don't think I could learn that from this teacher...

So, I was wondering if anyone knew a particular skill that might elevate my game, given that there aren't any glaring holes in my game.

[matt85]

Have a playing lesson with a pro.

Why you should not hit driver here, why you should aim left of this pin etc...

[ntnBO]

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So, I was wondering if anyone knew a particular skill that might elevate my game, given that there aren't any glaring holes in my game.

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As has already been said, you have glaring holes in your game even if YOU can't see them. I could give you two a side and win more often than not and I admittedly have several GLARING holes in my game.

Everybody has glaring holes, even tour players.

BO

[Butcho22]

Do you have a pre shot routine? Do you ALWAYS follow it?

[black knight]

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Do you have a pre shot routine? Do you ALWAYS follow it?

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Yes