How the Average Golfer Can Shoot Scores Like a Tour Pro

So you’re an average (18-HCP score in the low 100 high 90’s.) or maybe you’re a high (27-HCP never get close to 100.) handicap golfer. And you would like to shoot golf score like the PGA & LPGA Tour Pro’s shoot. It can be done, if you are willing to make some changes in your golf game and lose your EGO at the same time.

So you’re an average (18-HCP score in the low 100 high 90’s.) or maybe you’re a high (27- HCP never get close to 100.) handicap golfer. And you would like to shoot golf score like the PGA & LPGA Tour Pro’s shoot. It can be done, if you are willing to make some changes in your golf game and lose your EGO at the same time. No you don’t need more lessons or new custom fitted golf clubs. What you do need is a dose of reality and an understanding of the real difference between you and those PGA & LPGA tour Pros. For one they practice 8 to 14 hours everyday. You practice what? 3-hours a week or a month? Even if you practiced 1-hour everyday you would not be able to match their scores. WHY? They have far more resources available to them than you ever will.

Mike Pavese has made a noticeable difference in the game of numerous clients since 2010. Of course, he has been playing for far longer. He has been a student of the game for more than 50 years and has been helping others learn to play score lowering golf for more than 15. Mike, has been golfing since he was 12. Now, in his 60s and with nerve damage in his shoulder, he still easily breaks 100 virtually every time, and cares a 14.3 HCP. In fact, the only time when he doesn't tends to be on courses with a slope rating of more than 135. He continues to show both men and women how to achieve the low scores they dream about. Mike Pavese founded MVP Golf lesson and has written 6 E-books using his pedagogical philosophy on applying a sort of reverse engineering to golf instruction. By starting with putting and our short game, we found scores dropped drastically. By the time lessons made it to driving, the lower scores still saw dips. Throughout the entire process, we were able to pass along several secrets about golfing and course layout that the golfing industry tends to hide. This process became the blueprint to our teaching.