How does this help?
As well as sharpening your short game through helping you build a mental process to chip and putt under the perception of pressure, this challenge can help a player build the strategic thought process of a PGA tour player. Habits of firing away from the sucker pins and missing the greens in places that present the best chance of an up and down will begin to emerge in competitive play.
All our team here at GLT are very passionate about this type of practice because we want to help golfers learn to play the game, not just swing the club. We also want golfers to become addicted to the process of constant self-improvement. Embracing this type of challenging practice can help golfers achieve both goals.
Team GLT want to invite you to continue this journey of effective on-course training. If you have any questions please email us at: info@gltgolf.com. Team members Iain Highfield, Arick Zeigel, Stuart Morgan, or Matthew Cooke will get back to you and help you develop a game specific to your needs.
