5 Ways to Level Up Your Golf Game!

Whether you are an avid golfer or someone who enjoys dabbling in the sport, there's always something new to learn and ways to improve your game. Here are my top 5 ways to level up your golf game.

Make Sure You Have the Right Footwear:
If your shoes are uncomfortable, or you have foot pain, that's definitely a way that your game will suffer. Especially, if you like walking the course. By making sure you are wearing comfortable golf shoe inserts you won't be stopping your game early because you are hurting.

Practice Makes Perfect:
Give yourself an advantage and work on your form and swing by going to a range. By putting in some time at a range, you can focus on one thing at a time. Just swing after swing till you get a good feel for what works for you. 

This also works for putting. You can buy a portable putting green for your home and work on your putting skills in your spare time. By working on these aspects of the game individually, you can focus and work on giving yourself a stronger game.

Don't Underestimate the Climate:
The last thing you want to get is dehydrated or sunburned on the course. Golf is mostly played during the warm summer months and that means hotter conditions, so you need to be prepared. Make sure you apply your sunscreen before you start your round and bring a pair of sunglasses and a hat to keep the sun out of your eyes. And last, but certainly not least, bring an insulated water bottle to ensure you have something cool to drink while on the course. 

Exercise:
Prepare your body for the game. Some courses are relatively flat, and others are often hilly and require more energy to play. You don't want to feel tired before you even get a chance to swing your club on the 3rd hole. If you do exercises to work on your core strength, you will improve your stability and posture. Cardio will also help to improve your endurance to maintain your energy throughout your golf game.

Hire a Trainer:
If you are really serious about leveling up your golf game, the fastest way to do that is by working with a trainer. They will work with you to correct issues with your form, putting, chips, you name it. Their job is to get you to your best game possible.  

Enjoy your time on the course! Is there anything you would add to this list?