Course Management/Strategy

	Lesson Title	Description
	Match Play Strategies	Sometimes situations call for a conservative startegy. For better accuracy aim on a safer line and use a fairway wood instead of a driver.
	Play Straight When It's Wet	It's harder to play approach shots that draw or fade when it's wet.
	Curve Approaches Into The Wind	Counteract the wind's effect. Use draw and fade when playing in crosswinds to save strokes.
	Play "Your" Shot	Utilize a pattern to your shots. Low hook or high fade can be functional. Aim taking into account slice or fade. Work to improve your ball flight.
	"Overclub" To Get Pin-High	Most amateurs underclub their approach shots. Let your "perfect" hits be a little long.
	The "Sure Thing" Layup	When hitting a layup shot, select the right club.
	Use The Right Opening	An amateur should almost always play the safe recovery.
	Shots Curve From Sidehill Lies	Sidehill fairway lies will cause the ball to curve, slice right or hook left. Here's a tip to help make better contact.
	Play Your Shot	Every golfer likes to hit the ball long, high and straight, but experience tells you that you can expect a certain pattern to your shots.