Breaking 100 consistently
Breaking 100 in golf means recording a score of less than 100 on an 18-hole course, and is a major milestone for beginners, high handicappers and inconsistent weekend warriors.
When you can break 100 consistently, your enjoyment of the game will skyrocket and help you feel confident that you are truly progressing as a golfer.
You’ll also feel like you’re much more capable of competing with your playing partners, no matter how often you play.
nd once you break 100, you can focus on the next major milestone in a golfer’s life – breaking 90.
The key to breaking 100
The truth is, there isn’t a single key ingredient that’s going to stop you shooting in the 100s. But that doesn’t mean it’s not simple.
In fact, the thousands of members who have broken 100 after following the coaching plan have been amazed at just how easy it is - if you approach your game in the right way.
Here are some of the most important things that will move the needle for you and that we teach in our Break 100 program.
Breaking 100 Strategy
Thinking your way around the course is really important. Often simply changing expectations is one of the most effective ways of creating a strategy for breaking 100 consistently.
You don’t need pars to break 100, so do you really need to be going for the pin on every approach shot? Do you need the driver out on every tee box?
We’ll help show you the simple strategy for breaking 100 the smart way.
Cut out common errors
Got a slice that you can’t tame? Swing faults like slices or hooks can have you losing balls and killing your score in no time.
What about tricky shots around the green in awkward lies? The better players seem to get out of tough situations while limiting the damage to their score, whereas we seem to compound our problems and walk away with too many triple bogeys.
We can help you avoid these common errors and navigate the tough shots to limit your blow-ups.
Practice with focus
High handicappers and weekend players who have struggled to break 100 in the past typically have something crucial in common: they don’t practice – and if they do, they don’t know what to do to get them the results they need on the course.
Many golfers that can’t break 100 may go to the driving range and hit balls without really having a plan while they’re there.
We will give you the specific drills you need to work on in your practice time to make your sessions as effective as possible and get your scores down.
