Lower Your Golf Score with Course Management

Whether you're looking to break 100, 90, 80, 70... your golf game will really benefit from better course management! Today I'm taking you through some simple adjustments that can really shave shots off your score. Where to tee your ball up on the tee box, the art of the layup, the importance of wedges, and more!

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[beachfraser]

Always a pleasure watching the gorgeous Paige!!

[leveljoe]

The thumbnail makes it look like you're chopping a tree...

[jordy]

Great vid! Everyone tends to forget how important this is for good consistent scoring 👍

[johnswanson]

Paige: It's hard for men especially to recognize our true skill level. Way too often we play the wrong tee boxes

[sazidk]

Great stuff as always paige! very helpful as I continuous find myself in positions where course management is key after hitting a rough tee 😅! That tip around the trees is so great! How long did it take you to go from just punching out to being confident in hitting out of trouble? Great content!

[harlanroeser]

Played Myrtle Beach National, South yesterday. Started OK but then lost my thought process & lost multiple strokes with un-sure wedge shots. Your info here was what I needed yesterday, but there is always another round coming. Plus the people at National are great!

[leehall]

Thank you again Paige. I’ve always been a huge fan of course mgmt and playing to my fav distances and shots. Great info today.

[TCGSyphax]

Paige we didnt pay 80 bucks to layup on par 5s :)

[terrythomas]

Something people don't always think about I noticed that when she was in trouble in those trees it looked a lot like the golf course that I play on and there's a fair way to the right and when I get in trouble and I don't have a shot to my fairway which is on the left I will almost always punch it out to the fairway on the right hand side and usually have a shot back towards the green that I'm trying to get to little unconventional but legal

[peggyrogers]

I really liked this video. You actually got off the tee box and onto the course which most golf videos don't do. I also appreciate your relaxed approach and how you encourage us to first have fun and slowly build our skills. Great job, Paige!

[plngym]

Thanks for the tip about looking at the hole back. Makes so much sense. And being on one side of the box as opposed to the other. Simple yet so obvious. Things I’ve never thought about. Amazing. Thanks Paige, best.

[blslapshot]

Thanks you, this helps a lot! I always try to hit a perfect shot which results in being tense and over swinging.

[stephenmoxley]

Great video, Paige. I especially liked your tips on setting up on the tee box. Keep up the good work.

[javiervigil]

Omg, omg, omg our girl is back.... so excited!!!!

To much?

I really am glad you've come back, we missed you, well I know I have, Love you Paige🤗 new driver? That sounded weird off the tee. Great tutorial on course management, thanks👍

[spewtube-mp]

Where is this? Cant be AZ. I can see your Breath.

[Ornerywon]

So happy to see you are doing better, Paige! I am not a golfer or on Instagram but something about you was on my Google news that went to your recent Instagram and your smile was real and even your eyes seem happy! I do follow you on here because you are so gorgeous and your blunt honesty and sense of humor is incredible! Happy the sadness is gone from your eyes! Hope things continue to go well for you in Colorado!

[grahamprice]

Now that was good informative video thank you

[lukyw]

I think you're a very decent lady Paige. You are a great instructor and seem to get an awfully lot of unfair criticism from people who couldn't do half of what you have managed...keep up!!

[cortneywalker]

Great video @Paige!! I’m struggling with my wedges, but this was helpful! Everyone talks smack about laying up, but I think it’s the safer shot for most beginner golfers, like myself. 🖤👍🏼⛳️

[MarkR]

Great tips as always, esp in the tee box! I always looked for a flat area as opposed to picking a side depending on where I want the ball to land and what shot shape I need to play. Thanks for the great advice and really happy to see you back again!