Playing Tips:

Tip 1: Setup Routine
Without the right grip, stance and ball position to begin with, the chances of a successful strike are minimal. Create a routine and use it.
 

Tip 2: Fitness is Key
You need good fitness and stamina to ensure you do not get tired on the final few holes. Forget the chocolate and fizzy drinks, a banana and water are best.
 

Tip 3: Peak Performance Diary
Keep your new Peak Performance Golf Diary in your golf bag at all times and make sure you keep it up to date. It is a great way to set personal goals and then to measure and monitor your progress towards achieving them.

Tip 4: Getting The Most From Your Practice Session
 

As you know I take great pleasure in seeing you all practice outside Tiger and YMG Sessions. Below is some great advice for you to make the best out of an hours practice session.
 
First 30 minutes:
Step 1 Check your peak performance diary before you go to the range, to see what you are working on.
Step 2 Warm up for 5 minutes.
Step 3 Lie a club down on the floor parallel to the target you have chosen.
Step 4 For the first 30 balls concentrate on your technique.
Step 5 For the second 30 balls; put your blue line down behind the ball.
Step 6 Step over line for every shot and work on your skill by aiming at a specific target or an imaginary fairway.
 
Next 20 minutes:
 Play par 18 and record your score in your peak performance diary
 
Last 10 Minutes:
Take your new putting lines to the putting green and work on your stroke
 
Finally:
Sign your Tiger diary and show to Ian, Luke, John or Will at your next Tigers/YMG/Individual Session

Ian