We all move at different speeds. I like to take long walks, and so does my wife. Sometimes we walk together. But she complains that my stride is too long, and that she feels like she has to jog to keep up. Golf is the same way.
Some people move slower, some take longer to make decisions.
The trick is to find a rhythm that works within the prescribed time frame of, say, a four-hour round. I ve got a few simple ideas I believe will help get you on the road to faster rounds without really affecting your play. First, if you are riding in a cart and the driver is getting ready to hit his shot, you should already be spotting your ball, estimating the yardage and pulling a couple of clubs. There aren t too many times when you won t pull the correct club. If your ball is only a few yards away, get your clubs and go ahead and walk to your ball while others are hitting.