Strokes gained data can be super useful for golfers. It really allows you to understand how each part of your game is performing, what is costing you the most shots and helps you dial in on what to improve. Break X Golf app builds you personalised plans based on this data so we wanted everyone … Read more
When you first get into golf you are keen to practice and get better, but knowing what to practice and how can be a challenge. In this article we share a simple beginner golf practice plan you can take away and use today. If you enjoy it and want to make your practice more fun … Read more
In this article, we’ll cover the core metrics you need to hit to break 80 in golf along with some effective tips for how to practice and how to prepare to break 80 on the golf course. We also show some real-life examples of golfers who have made the step to consistently breaking 80. How … Read more
In this article, we’ll cover the core metrics you need to hit to break 100 in golf along with some effective tips for how to practice and how to prepare to break 100 on the golf course. How to break 100 Breaking 100 means averaging slightly better than bogey golf, which is shooting 27-over par … Read more
In this article, we’ll cover the core metrics you need to hit to break 90 in golf along with some effective tips for how to practice and how to prepare to break 90 on the golf course. How to break 90 Breaking 90 means averaging slightly better than bogey golf, which is shooting 17-over par … Read more
If you are reading this you’ll already know that data is important if you want to get better at golf. A study from Golf Insider showed that keeping playing stats resulted in golfers improving their handicap 70% quicker compared to golfers who didn’t keep playing stats, and practice the same amount.
Many golfers wonder how much time they should spend on the golf course vs off the golf course when trying to improve. Here we answer the debate and help you understand how you should spend your practice time most effectively.
In this article we cover some quick tips to help you make the most of your practice at the driving range and a full driving range practice routine. These are all super simple, but combined they’ll really help you develop as a golfer and make your driving range session more fun.
Not being able to get the ball in play off the tee makes golf challenging and not much fun! Here we’ll cover the best ways to practice your driving in a way that will help you develop your skill and confidence.
We start with the obvious, but important, technical practice, before moving onto more useful and innovative ways to practice your driving.
The driving range offers you a chance to hit a high volume of shots in a short period of time, unlike the golf course where you’ll hit 30-50 full shots in the course of 4 hours. However, how can you practice golf without a driving range?