DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MORE PARS? - PAR 3 STRATEGY

Are you looking to make more pars or just even make better scores when out on the golf course? This video will help you ask better questions that will lead to you making better decisions and hopefully lead to better scores.

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[GolfingMalky]

Good content; really enjoy these course management vlogs.
Trying to hit my "Sunday best" shot on par 3s is my biggest failing; I am going to have to work on feting my club distances worked out and recorded.
Cheers

[patrickwhtt]

Great advice Matt. I can struggle with club selection sometimes based on your comments here about the Sunday best vs the worst with the same club. It doesn't kill me on straight forward par 3s but on the ones with trouble, I struggle. Thinking your way around the par 3's instead of taking them for granted is a better approach. Love the content.

[carpykeith]

Good, sensible advice & like you said equally applicable to 2nd shots into par 4’s!!👍🏼👍🏼

[marklockwood]

Using the bin lid putting technique has helped my game massively as it really takes the pressure off and I do fluke the odd one

[coreyl]

Great video and more of this type of strategy breakdown is needed. Anything that helps with evaluating different kinds of trouble around the green. Thanks much!

[spcyman]

I think these strategies are more helpful for us mere mortals as your bad shot is closer to our average shot. A similar video with water in front of the green and a stiff breeze would also be helpful please. No pressure!

[leighd]

hi Matt. Good insight to what goes into a pre-shot routine after the distance is known. More insights like these on par 5 holes would be appreciated as I have difficulty in managing what my 2nd and 3rd shots could be. Usually I try to get to much with the 2nd not looking clearly for the lurking danger.

[iankirby]

One need to know your yardage with each club
I go on the practice ground and hit 10 balls with one club the stand in the middle of the balls and lazer back to my bag give an average

[danthemanwhocancan]

My par 3 strategy: get a 2 make some money 🕺