His superb swing and course management remains impeccable. A student remembers much more from a range lesson when we follow up on the course. That's the place to apply what you've learned and to adapt it to situations that come up during .a round. On-course practice provides a player not only feedback about his swing, but also helpful insights into just how difficult golf can be. That way, he won't get too upset with himself when things don't go well on the course.
Golf requires an unbelievable set of multi-faceted abilities.
You develop those abilities on the course. We're out in the middle of the course now, and Davis is watching me hit 10-foot putts. Just working on the course is helping me better understand how my mind works. Only a golf course brings out the score-oriented perversities in my mind. Players steer and don't stroke the ball when they do that.