Even Rory McIlroy Says Slow Play Is a Problem — Here’s How We Fix It From Day 1 #slowplay

Pace of play is a hot topic in golf right now — even pros like Rory McIlroy, Marc Leishman, and Bryson DeChambeau have weighed in. But what about beginners? At our Play 9 – Score 36 events in Edinburgh, we coach total beginners how to play at a good pace from day one. In this video, PGA Pro Mike McNally shares 2 easy tips that make a big difference.

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speed of play. A lot of beginners are nervous about, oh, I don’t want to hold up the group behind or I don’t want to be seen like I’m too slow and I’m not keeping up and all that. Quick tips for that is see when you finish the hole, don’t write down your score on your scorecard. Walk to the next hole. As you’re walking, you could be counting up your score. If your hands are free, you could write down your score as you’re walking. Cuz if you’re writing down your score on the green and there’s a group waiting, going to hold it play. The second thing is see those of you who have golf bag there is a place you should leave your golf bag not on the green but in between wherever the flag is and your path to the next hole. So the best place to leave your golf bag would be side of the green between the flag stick and the next hole. So as you come off the green just pick up your bag and you’re going like if you left your bag over there there there. There’s a lot of walking. Good for your stepter but not so much for pace of play. Make sense? Yeah. Right. All right, we’ll go play this next hole.