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KC Filipinas Golf Resort Club, Inc. is one of the most challenging golf courses in the Philippines. This golf course in San Pedro Laguna is surrounded by thousands of trees and the greens are well kept in excellent condition. There is a clear view from the tee to green, and the fairways are long and firm. KC Filipinas is open everyday from 5:00am to 7:00pm.
KC Filipinas - http://kcfilipinas.com/ will provide you with stunning fairways and wonderful greens and is rightfully recognized as a top Philippine golfing destination.
Golf Course Philippines | Golf Course San Pedro
- Experience a course like no other. That will surely make you come back for more.
Golf Club Philippines | Golf Club San Pedro
- Be in awe with the Beautiful, Serene and Luscious landscape.
HOLE-BY-HOLE FEATURES of KC Filipinas | Golf Course Philippines | Golf Club Philippines
The hole no. 1 is 410 yards par 4 from the gold tee with Chrysopogon turf on fairways and roughs and with Paspalum greens. It is relatively flat with two fairway bunkers on the right, a grass bunker and a mango tree that are definitely crucial factors in choosing right clubs and approaches on the left. The green is a monostand of seashore paspalum. It is about 315 square meters with cross undulations towards the back but transitioning to a slight uphill near the rear end. It is guarded by two (2) bunkers on the left and mounds with dense turf covers on the right.
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KC Filipinas will provide you with stunning fairways and wonderful greens and is rightfully recognized as a top Philippine golfing destination.
Golf Course Philippines -
Experience a course like no other.
That will surely make you come back for more.
Golf Club Philippines -
Be in awe with the Beautiful,
Serene and Luscious landscape.
KC Filipinas Golf Resort Club, Inc. provides an exceptional golfing experience in our 18-hole golf course, and environmentally friendly ambiance by sustaining high quality recreational facilities and services using a well-trained team, motivated staff and up-to-date equipment and tools.
KC Filipinas Golf Resort Club, Inc. is one of the most challenging golf courses in the Philippines. This golf course in San Pedro Laguna is surrounded by thousands of trees and the greens are well kept in excellent condition. There is a clear view from the tee to green, and the fairways are long and firm. KC Filipinas is open everyday from 5:00am to 7:00pm.
Before your next round, here are two simple drills I want you to do on the practice green. Don't worry, they're simple and they're both designed to help you make smoother, more rhythmic strokes, as well as hone in on your distance control.
First, I want you to ignore the cups on the practice green and putt a ball about 15 to 20 feet. Once you do that, I want you to take two more balls, and try and roll them out to the exact same distance. This will help you develop a better idea for the speed of the green, and because you're not fixated on a target, it will help you develop a better sense of distance control. Practice this for five minutes, and you'll be good to go.
Second, I want you to stroke a few putts from 5, 10 and 15 feet using the same baseline stroke for each putt. Meaning, whether you're 5 feet or 15 feet away, I want you to swing the putter from shoe to shoe and not take the putterhead farther or shorter back and through. Practice this drill, and you'll see that your tempo increases on short putts, but your putter swing stays the same. Do that for another five minutes, and you'll have a better day on the greens.
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DECIDE!
I play in a lot of pro-ams with amateurs, and one of the most common errors I see is when players don't make the right shot decision before they hit the ball. Often, these are the players more worried about making a perfect swing and not so much focused on where they want the ball to go. I can tell you this, when you're out on the golf course, it's no time to be thinking about your golf swing. Your focus should always be on the shot at hand and how you envision the ball flying through the air and landing on the ground.
COMMIT!
For this particular shot, I've decided that I'm going to hit a fade, and I made that decision before addressing the ball, not after! As you can see, as I approach the ball, I align the clubface where I want the ball to finish, then my shoulders, hips and feet to the left in the direction where I want my fade to start. This setup will help me hit a high fade down the fairway that lands soft with little roll. It's just the shot I need to avoid the creek that bisects the fairway. Am I thinking about my swing at this point? No way! I'm simply setting up my body to let my fade swing happen naturally.
EXECUTE!
As I take the club back to the top, there's no hesitation whatsoever. I've both decided and committed to hit a fade, and I have to trust that my decision and my setup will help me do just that. Speaking of trust, for me, hitting a fade means I have to trust that I need to make a full rotation of the body on the backswing and also on the downswing. Any hesitation of the body or hands when hitting a fade on purpose often results in a pull or hooked shot.
In this instance, my instincts took over and I did what I was supposed to, which was make a full rotation of the body, allowing the hands and arms to swing slightly from outside in, helping me to hit a nice, high fade. Remember, decide what shot you want to hit based on how the hole unfolds, commit to it, and execute your shot with full trust in your decision. Don't hesitate!
1. Getting Easily Distracted.There's a lot of downtime in golf, which allows our minds to wander. Some players begin to think of the holes that are coming up, while others are thinking of the phone message they just received from work. These are distractions that will take away from you being focused on the current shot. Instead, ask better questions of yourself to stay focused. How is this lie of the ball going to affect my shot? What angle do I want to come in from to this hole location? What's my intermediate target on this chip shot? Questions like that will change your focus and get you to stay focused on what's relevant for the present shot.
2. Obsessed With Score.Yes, we keep score and it's an important aspect of the game; however, if golfers only focus on their scores, it will create a major distraction. Thinking of score too much creates anxiety and added tension. Instead, focus on the process of each shot. Use a mental routine, breath deep, and survey the shot at hand. Check for wind, elevation changes—basically, do what you can to distract yourself from your score and think more about hitting shots. You can only control the current shot, and thinking of what could happen to your score will only pull you away from making a relaxed, confident swing.
3. Reacting Emotionally To Poor Shots.Golf can be a frustrating game, if we let it. If every time you hit a poor shot you react with anger and frustration, it will be very difficult to bounce back and be ready for the next shot. When we experience frustration, it affects our tension level, decision-making and enjoyment of the game. No one hits good shots all the time, but your reaction to your poor shots will determine your mind-set for the next shot. The best players use a post-shot routine to learn from a shot instead of constantly being critical of their performance. Being able to learn from the shot and move on is a mental game skill you should develop. Ask yourself, "Why did that ball go there? Was it a mental error or physical error?" Then make a practice swing and put the club back into the bag and move on to the next shot, leaving the last shot behind. If you can manage your emotions, you'll begin to bounce back quicker and enjoy the game more.
4. Lack Of Course Management.Okay, you may not be able to play like Tiger, but knowing your strengths and limitations can help you shoot lower scores. So many golfers play shots based on their ego and not on reality. These poor decisions lead to blowup holes and further frustration. When you play to your normal patterns, you'll be more comfortable and relaxed, which leads to better performance. Play to your strengths. Know your average distances you hit clubs. Play your normal shot pattern—if you normally hit a 20-yard fade off the tee, play it, don't fight it! A good rule of thumb is that if you can't hit a certain shot at least 70% successfully, then play that shot no matter how the hole is shaped. When you're comfortable with your decision-making, it will result in a relaxed, confident swing. Make the best decisions based on your game and you'll shoot lower scores.
5. Losing Confidence.Believing you can hit a shot successfully is crucial to lower scores. Unfortunately, many play golf with doubt and fear. So many choose to remember poor shots or think of worst-case scenarios. You need to choose to be confident by recalling past shots you've hit well in similar situations, visualizing the shot exactly how you want to perform it. Check your self-talk to make sure you switch it from negative to positive, and improve practice habits to work on shots that give you trouble. By using other mental game skills like course management, focus and emotional control, you'll actually improve your confidence. All aspects work together to make or break your performance. Put time in today to avoid making these mental mistakes, and see your score lower.
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