Being basically a lazy golfer, I love simple golf tips which don't require swing changes. One of the best I received was way, way back in my interprovincial rep days. You don't have to change your grip, your alignment or any part of your swing what so ever.
Here it is: Whenever you pass by a green you haven't played yet, take note of where the pin is. Front, middle, or back? Then when you come to play the green, if you're dithering over a club to use, you'll know to take the bigger club if it's at the back or go with the shorter one for the front.
Some of the greens at our course can differ by as much as 3 clubs, depending on whether the pin's front or back.
This tip is also good for those of us getting on in years and desperate to exercise our memories, as the most diificult thing is remembering to do it. It's so ingrained in me now that I even check out the pins when driving past a golf course.
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