Listen to make more putts.
I was at the Masters in 1996 and it was late in the evening, and Nick Faldo was practicing 8-10 footers. He was working on something that many golfers can benefit from. Here is how it works.
Take a few golf balls and put them in a circle approximately five feet away from the cup. See if you can listen for the ball to fall into the hole. It is harder than you think. Try to swing the club back and forth the same distance this will help control how far the ball will roll.
Pine Forest Country Club brings to Charleston the style and grace of the
"Old South." In fact, the course was built on the site of the Hunt
Club Grounds for the historic Pine Forest Inn. The Inn was one of the great
resorts of the late 19th and early 20th centuries and
featured one of the earliest golf courses in the United States as early as 1891.
Come discover why Golf Digest rated the course four stars and
nicknamed it "The Hidden Gem of Charleston." Pine Forest is one
of only two non-resort courses in the Charleston market to receive a four star
ranking. The course is widely considered to be one of the best golf courses in
the low country as it provides a series of challenges that bring out every club
in your bag. Five sets of tees, however, allow players of all ability levels to
enjoy the course’s natural beauty that is reminiscent of the famous Pinehurst
courses. Located in historic Summerville, "the hidden gem" is quite
simply a must play while in the Charleston area. Located only minutes from I-26,
Pine Forest is the perfect place to play on your way into or out of Charleston
and is a perfect complement to any of the area’s famous resort courses.
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