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Please visit us here: Typemania MenüTypemania text BOOST Press Agency (IT, Golf, Book) Falkensee aktuellMein Golf HeftAlle my Apps. The last tournament of the season in my home club, Potsdamer Golfclub, a pure fun tournament - so no one who is handicap. The idea: Each player can advance with only three clubs. This reminds me very easily, as I still do not use a driver and not wood, but only play with iron. I grab a putter, a 6-iron and a sand wedge in my bag. Before the tournament I notice that many golfers to abandon their putter and would rather use a fairway wood or iron to putt. Is that wise? Then they have on the fairway while a club more to choose from. But the most important beats are made on the green. Who here vorbeischiebt the ball has, de facto one more blow to the score card. After all, imagine the fun-enough golf tournament, so all 18 holes can be filled with a flight. Some have actually called off because they have seen during practice for the tournament, with three clubs that do not just go. During the subsequent traditional Martinsgans food I almost rude. Alone at my desk eight two golfers take their goose to do properly. Shortly before cleared, I'm very tempted to hack it once with the fork across the table to get me to the ragged men, but with very, very much strong will I remember my good breeding. It's hard for me but right.
The rain on Sunday July 19 in Buenos Aires invited to stay home and watch the final round of the British Open, which the South African Louis Oosthuizen was a brilliant winner. But beyond my impression on that lap, I noticed an article by a U.S. professional instructor entitled "Tiger had not played well" and reading it I found a board that I think is important to recognize the importance of strategy gaming the court. I refer to the English term is "course management" and refers to our knowledge, to how to handle different situations presented to us by the golf course based on our own game and considering the score. The professional recognition but "It was a performance of Tiger that of Oosthuizen, played well and won by seven strokes, and the commentary that follows does not take away any merit in South Africa." Basically what it does emphasize is that not the kind of strategy or Nicklaus Woods had developed a very large advantage at the start of the last lap, he could have gone out to play more conservatively and let others give him scope. The South African in his view did not do that, but anyway it worked very well. The strategy of the field means nothing if you're hitting the ball like gods and playing very well, if your shots fly the bunkers, and if your drives to divide by half a narrow fairway with water on the right and outside limits on the left. The strategy of the field makes a difference in your card when you're not playing so well and you're not hitting the ball very well. But let Oosthuizen choose when hit with the drive out of the hole 12 in the final round. The South African put his ball perfectly in the middle of a fairway 10 yards wide, while Paul Casey made a slight pull with your drive and went into a bush which led to a triple bogey. Oosthuizen was only about 70 yards and ended with a bidi, which virtually sealed his victory. Now that would have happened if he fell into the bush and Casey made the birdie, a difference had disappeared four hits and one might have been the end of the story. All this speculation is worthless now, but what is important to understand is that they played with the guile with which they had done Tiger or Nicklaus. They have learned not to take unnecessary risks as did South Africa in the last lap, much less in a "Major". But fans discuss whether these errors in all rounds of golf. For example, the 5th hole at the TPC Craig Ranch is a par 5, playing from the tees, the fairway narrows to a hazard on the left and one who seizes the right bank of the fairway. If you choose to play the drive the hazard come into play and you have to play a perfect drive to find the fairway. Now if you use a 3 wood down the fairway a lot wider and you will get what could have been a high number out of your card. Even hitting a 3 wood still has a chance to reach the green in two shots. Playing the same hole from the PGA Tour tees makes the hazards unattainable from the start. In that case the court strategy is important in the second shot. Sometimes players choose the 3-wood just because it was a par 5. But with a hole like this that has bunkers on both sides of the fairway for the approach shot and there is one on the right side that starts at 80 yards and ends at 40.When a player chooses the 3-wood for this shot, you have to hit it perfect to fly the bunkers, but is not perfect and does not reach the bunker air pass, you will be one of the hardest shots in golf, a shot to the green of 40/80 yards from the bunker. I should make that player instead of playing the 3-wood, should have chosen a 5 iron or similar and leave the palota between 90 and 110 yards of the flag. That would make the extremely wide fairway and had removed the difficulties of the hole. Now you can play a wedge and attack the hole. Play safe and make the bunker game allows the player to attack the flag beyond what has hit the 5 iron. This is the difference between a good "course management" and poor "course management". In the case of Louis Oosthuizen played aggressively and it paid off. But if he had that remarkable swing and that the driving safety, perhaps we would be with another winner of the Open. Any player can play aggressively and make birdies, but if you have some bad swings which is what raises your score in the days that he is hitting the ball perfect. Think about your strategy on the court and try to remove the difficulties of play. If that leaves him one shot from 110 yards instead of 70 even has a chance to make birdie, but not have the bogeys that usually accompany the game inconsistent. If you are a player who plays on the court the pair ask yourself this question: I need to make more birdies and fewer bogeys to play in the pair? If someone is doing 80 strokes then I would not teach him to make eight birdies to play in the pair of the stadium, because I need to teach is to make less bogeys and a pair of the court will alone. ..

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