Well, 2008 is finally behind us, and the new PGA Tour golf season starts anew next week. Time for all golfers to set new goals for the new year! This will take a little self-evaluation first, so I came up with a list to help you get started.
1. Did you meet your goals for 2008? If not, how close did you come to achieving them?
2. What do you consider to be the strength of your golf game?
3. What do you consider to be the weakness in your golf game?
4. Are you as fit as you want/need to be? Where are you strongest? Where are you weakest? Do you need to work on flexibility?
This is a obvious a very short list of items to consider heading into the new season. The first order of business is to address the area of your game that needs the most improvement. However, you also must not to forget to work on the other areas of your game. With that in mind, probably the best way to start is to figure out a way to find a little more time to work on your game.
Remember, working on your golf game is not limited to the golf course and driving range. Working on your physical and mental fitness are other ways to improve your golf game.
In the coming days and weeks, I will continue to address ways to help you improve your golf game, so stay tuned!
Scott Cole
www.powergolftraining.net
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