Golf was never just about hitting a ball, chasing down a field, and hitting it again so that it falls into a hole in the ground. It is about precision and accuracy. In fact, golfers need to be extremely precise about their shots. Otherwise, they miss the mark and they miss their target stroke count. This means that they might just lose the tournament. That is what driving ranges are for. These are places where golfers can just practice their aim. Golfers have an idea of how far to aim by looking for the street pole banners that litter the field. They usually have numbers on them that indicate their distance from the tee.

The most important thing to remember when practicing golf is to know what you're practicing for. Tournaments aren't difficult to find. You just have to go around town looking for different notices for tournaments. After all, if you're in a city with a healthy and lively golf culture, people just can't wait to play golf. You might even see some notices on street pole banners around town. Just remember to take down the requirements and the dates. And then, practice like you have nothing to lose. This is especially true if you have been away from the sport for a long time and you just feel the need to play.

Golf was never about hitting balls. It's about how to get that ball as far as possible without compromising the accuracy of your shot. Practice your aim and plan your shots well. It shouldn't be too long before you'll start scoring eagles or birdies.