How do i improve my ability to score on the golf course ?

. Have fun, relax and enjoy the game. 2. Keep the ball in play. Always try to advance the ball so your next shot is improved. The worst shot in golf is one where you have to take penalty stroke. 3. Pay attention to how your hitting your clubs, which clubs are working and which aren't, your ball flight tendencies, etc. and try to make better club selections during your round. 4. Perfection doesn't exist in golf. Take the good and forget about the bad. Your next shot might be your best and completely turn momentum in your favor. Close enough is often good enough. 5. Don't give up on any shot. 6. Stay down on the ball to execute the shot you want. Don't get ahead of yourself and pull out of your shot too early. Lifting your head up is probably the most common symptom - you can't wait to see where the ball goes. Resist the urge to do so. 7. Chipping and putting is where you can eliminate the most strokes. Practice. 8. Focus. Aim small miss small with every shot. 9. Perfect your alignment so you can at least start every shot aligned correctly. 10. Keep track of your game like fairways hit, greens in regulation hit, scrambles, saves, putts. If you don't know what those are, look them up. If you do this for a while, you'll learn what your good at and what you need to work on.

First, you must have great talent , have a fully repetitive golf swing for every club, degrees of power for every swing so you can get varying yardages without overpowering the shot,, infinite desire to practice when not playing and always attempting to be a more consistent striker of the ball. Your concentration on the short irons, chipping and putting are uppermost in your practice routine. With the talent and the practice, you should generate lower scores and make more birdies. You should also have your drives in the fairway 70 % of the time.

Work on the short game. Putt Putt

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Short game,Short game,Short game If you really want to improve, work on the short game. Scoring happens from 150/130 on in. Want to score? Work on putting - how many times do you 3 putt in a round? How many 1 putts do you have from 12 feet. Short irons - How close do you put the ball to the stick from130 out? 100 yds out? From a bunker? What % of up/downs from bunkers. Chipping - How good at getting ball into tap in range? How often do you chip in? To improve - Build a schedule couple of hours a day, 3/4 days a week for practicing short game. Day 1 - putts, Day 2 - chips, Day 3 - 100 yd shots, Day 4 - Bunkers. Play games, keep it fun. The only way to improve is to put in the work. A man/woman with a strong short game is hard to beat. Good luck!

Working around the greens. That is the key to making birdies. If you can kill a drive, but can not putt or chip you will not be able to make many birdies. My advice to you would be to go to a practice green and focus more on your short game rather than your long game. If you can chip and putt then you will make many more birdies per round. So practice with your putter and wedges...

Identify any possible weakness in your game and concentrate on cultivating a smooth consistent swing and then just practise,

To make birdies and score you have to Putt, Putt and Putt. Putting accounts for nearly half your strokes. Pros are pros because they role the ball…period. The next part of scoring is hitting greens in regulation (GIR). GIR requires driving the ball in the fairway, most of the time, and good iron play. Everyone misses greens, so you have to get on the green and make a putt. It all comes back to putting.

The first thing is to remember that playing well doesn't always mean scoring well. I have had rounds where I have shot 95 yet have hit the ball cleanly and true but things just haven't dropped. I would concentrate on 3 points: - 1: Whether you smack the ball 320 yards down the centre or putt it from 5 yards, every single time your club touches the ball it's one stroke. So make sure your concentration is the same on whatever shot your taking. 2: While everyone will tell you to practice your short game, it's your long game that gets you into a position to use your short game, so don't neglect this. 3: Enjoy the game, after all you could be at work!