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I put together this simple guide for beginners, intermediate, and advanced players. It outlines things you should be working on at each level and explains their importance. I hope you all find this enjoyable and enlightening. 5 Cornerstones Guide
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I had a look & i like it :) Nice & simple.We all know how confusing this game can be when we start to use our brains lol.One question i have is what would you consider the level of golf to be at to be considered intermediate & advanced ? Golfers can tend to have rather large egos so it wouldnt suprise me if 90% of the people that read the chart would instantly go to the advanced section regardless of their playing ability :D
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dilly wrote:I had a look & i like it :) Nice & simple.We all know how confusing this game can be when we start to use our brains lol.One question i have is what would you consider the level of golf to be at to be considered intermediate & advanced ? Golfers can tend to have rather large egos so it wouldnt suprise me if 90% of the people that read the chart would instantly go to the advanced section regardless of their playing ability :D Probably the simplest way to determin intermediate from advanced would be to say, "Have I fully done and understand what it says under intermediate?". If you answer yes, then you are advanced.
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This is invaluable for me. Whenever it warms up I give that advice a shot and upload a video.
Sincerely, thank you for taking the time to write that up.
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I think I'm fairly advanced (between 2.6 and 4.6 index in 2009) but I still work on fundamentals with my instructor!
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