Released on: September 10, 2007, 9:40 am

Press Release Author: GolfPublisher Syndications

Industry: Media

Press Release Summary: We\'ve all, at some point in our golf careers, had a match or
a tournament that we\'ve either won or really wanted to win. What separates winning
from finishing behind the winner? Here are several things that players need to do to
put themselves in a position to win.


Press Release Body: By Chuck Evans,
Special to WorldGolf.com,
Golf Publisher Syndications

We\'ve all, at some point in our golf careers, had a match or a tournament that we\'ve
either won or really wanted to win. What separates winning from finishing behind the
winner? Here are several things that players need to do to put themselves in a
position to win. Whether you are a low and or high handicapper, there are
commonalities to look for.

First you must play within yourself. This means that you don\'t attempt any shots
that you have not practiced many times beforehand. If you are a fader of the golf
ball and the shot calls for a draw then don\'t try to hit this shot. Play to your
strength and not your weakness.

Secondly, play the golf course and not your opponent. This is where many players get
caught up in the moment. They try to keep up with their opponent in driving
distance, hitting clubs that they cannot get to the green, trying shot shapes that
don\'t fit their stroke pattern and a host of others things.

Thirdly you must prepare for the event. This means charting the course and the
greens even if you have played the course many times before. Develop a strategy for
how you are going to play the course and pick the holes that you can attack and the
ones you will need to be a little more conserative on. If you are an aggressive type
of personality then you must attack, attack, attack! But pick your spots to be
aggressive.

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http://www.worldgolf.com/golf-instruction/how-to-do-what-it-takes-to-win-5876.htm

September 7, 2007
Any opinions expressed above are those of the writer and do not necessarily
represent the views of the management.

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