-1- Practice perfectly. Have a plan when you practice, and focus on one or two skills in each session. Simulate game conditions as much as possible – practicing on the golf course is your best bet. And don’t just go to the driving range – practice your putts too.

-2- Don’t bring your stress to the game. Any kind of tension will negatively affect your tempo and your decision making. Allow the game to become your central focus – this is a great way to reduce stress, too.

-3- One of the most important golf tips is to visualize success. Imagine the perfect drive, the well-placed putt, and you will see improvements in your real play.

The hardest part about putting is being able to properly read the greens. Since even the professional have trouble with this, getting the proper speed is the best option. On long putts it has always been advised to mentally picture a 3 foot circle around the hole and try to get the ball into this ring. A short putt then ensues, which is much easier than a longer one. Maybe the best advice is to always putt at the hole.