In my opinion, accuracy is far better than distance because being on the fairway always allows you to have a better chance of making a par or whatever score required for your handicap. Whereas being i…
In my opinion, accuracy is far better than distance because being on the fairway always allows you to have a better chance of making a par or whatever score required for your handicap. Whereas being in the rough or even deep into a hedge will make it much harder to allow you to play some great golf. Having said that, if you cant hit your driver 220 yards plus, i think it is a must to try and gain more distance to enable you to reach the green in two or what ever required.
Distance is better I’m a 4handicap and I have been playing for a year. That’s down to hitting my driver 270+ and i do miss alot of fairways but if i need a fairway I use my 4iron that goes 220.
I’…
Distance is better I’m a 4handicap and I have been playing for a year. That’s down to hitting my driver 270+ and i do miss alot of fairways but if i need a fairway I use my 4iron that goes 220.
I’m currently working on distance and accuracy. I’m now hitting 70%FIR but I have lost 20yards wich is like 1 or 22 club difference. I have not seen a difference in scores yet.
Distance because it will increase your GIR . A pitching wedge out the rough is better than a 7 iron on the fairway. I’m 13 years old and hit my driver 250
Accuracy is always better than distance. Someone who can hit the ball dead straight but shorter than another player who is long and inaccurate will always be a better scorer in golf. Distance has no a…
Accuracy is always better than distance. Someone who can hit the ball dead straight but shorter than another player who is long and inaccurate will always be a better scorer in golf. Distance has no advantage when you have to take a penalty stroke each time your ball goes out of bounds.
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In my opinion, accuracy is far better than distance because being on the fairway always allows you to have a better chance of making a par or whatever score required for your handicap. Whereas being i…
In my opinion, accuracy is far better than distance because being on the fairway always allows you to have a better chance of making a par or whatever score required for your handicap. Whereas being in the rough or even deep into a hedge will make it much harder to allow you to play some great golf. Having said that, if you cant hit your driver 220 yards plus, i think it is a must to try and gain more distance to enable you to reach the green in two or what ever required.
The is perfectly said better to be accurate than distance,
Distance is better I’m a 4handicap and I have been playing for a year. That’s down to hitting my driver 270+ and i do miss alot of fairways but if i need a fairway I use my 4iron that goes 220.
I’…
Distance is better I’m a 4handicap and I have been playing for a year. That’s down to hitting my driver 270+ and i do miss alot of fairways but if i need a fairway I use my 4iron that goes 220.
I’m currently working on distance and accuracy. I’m now hitting 70%FIR but I have lost 20yards wich is like 1 or 22 club difference. I have not seen a difference in scores yet.
Yes accuracy firstly then add distance later
Distance because it will increase your GIR . A pitching wedge out the rough is better than a 7 iron on the fairway. I’m 13 years old and hit my driver 250
Accuracy is always better than distance. Someone who can hit the ball dead straight but shorter than another player who is long and inaccurate will always be a better scorer in golf. Distance has no a…
Accuracy is always better than distance. Someone who can hit the ball dead straight but shorter than another player who is long and inaccurate will always be a better scorer in golf. Distance has no advantage when you have to take a penalty stroke each time your ball goes out of bounds.