Too many players automatically start groaning as the breeze starts to whip up. This automatically puts you in a negative frame of mind, leaving little room for positive results. Always keep in mind that everyone will be struggling with the wind, not just yourself. Before even advancing to the first tee, decide that you will make every effort to keep your normal rhythm. By attempting to hit the ball too hard, many players lose their tempo and hit the dreaded topped or skulled shot.
Good advice Select the proper club.
Do not be embarrassed to take one or two more clubs than you normally hit. If I need a five iron from 150 yards into a stiff wind then that is what I hit. After all, the object is to get the ball close to the pin, not to show off how far one can hit it. Assessing the wind and its effect on the shot will go a long way to improving your accuracy. Finally, make some small setup adjustments in order to hit the ball lower.