Golf Shot Routine: Making a clear decision
Making a clear decision about an upcoming golf shot is one of the critical components of a solid golf shot routine and super important if you’re going to have success with the shot.
What club you are going to use, what shot you are going to play, where you are going to aim, how you are going to set up to the golf ball and what size and shape of golf swing your are going to use, all forms part of your decision.
If you’re unclear on what you are trying to do with a golf shot, you will be in two minds and the golf shot will turn out poorly.
6 steps to making a good decision about an upcoming golf shot
Identify the problem or opportunity you are facing and clearly define it for yourself
Gather as much information as possible about the situation, including the potential options and their pros and cons
Consider the potential consequences of each option and weigh the pros and cons carefully
Consider your success rate with previous shots similar to the one at hand
Have a framework for where to aim
Trust your instincts and make the decision that feels right for you
Take action and implement the decision you made
Be 100% committed to your decision
By following these steps, you can make a well-informed and thoughtful decision about what action to take and give yourself the best chance of executing the golf shot successfully.
