Match play, Stableford, best-ball and other formats are easy and fun alternatives to individual stroke play because not every player has to hole out on every hole. Try alternate forms of play to speed up your round (The USGA Handicap System provides a formula for adjusting handicaps from different tees.) It is acceptable for players in the same group to play from different tees. In other words, play from a set of tees that is comfortable for you – one where you are more likely to hit lofted irons into greens instead of hybrids or fairway woods. “Tee It Forward” unless you are consistently able to reach greens in regulation from the back tees. Remember essentials like extra balls, tees, gloves and appropriate clothing for the day’s weather conditions. Here are some recognized tips for improving pace of play:Ĭonfirm your tee time in advance and make it a point to arrive at the tee early with your golf equipment in order, ready to play. Adopting this mindset – and not being afraid to share it with your fellow players – will ultimately add enjoyment to your golf experience.
It is simply about being more efficient with your valuable time, as well as everyone else’s. Playing at a better pace is not about hurrying up or rushing around the course.
