Practice makes perfect!

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Practice is something that we take very serious here at Mindover Golf. Without practice, we would never get better at the game that we love so much. Let's take a dive back into some of my old blog posts that talk about practice and some other factors that can help us in our golf game. 

In my post Top 7 Drills to lower scores, we talk about some of my favorite drills to lower scores, my favorite from this list is the 3-6-9 drill to help bang in those short putts to gain confidence for the rest of you game. Click Here to read about all of the drills to help lower your score. 

In my post, Fewer Bogeys: The path to lower scores, we touch on how to approach the golf course to shoot lower scores. This includes keeping calm and making smart decisions on the golf course, remembering making par instead of a birdie is better than making triple. Read more on that Here. 

One other post that I had that goes hand and hand with going low is when I got to interview Redbird Women's Golfer Jinyoung Yun and get to peek into the mindset of how a collegiate golfer takes on the big challenge that is Division 1 college golf tournaments. Click Here to read the full interview with Jinyoung. 

Practicing golf doesn’t have to be a grind. With the right approach, it can be both productive and enjoyable. Dive into these posts, try out the tips, and share your progress in the comments. Remember, the journey to better golf starts with a single swing!

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