BUDDY DE JOYA
It is surprising that most die-hard golfers practice immensely, but fail to produce good results on the golf course. As a consequence, you end up filling up your scorecards with higher scores that make you feel bad after your round, or at times, even the entire day. Frustrating, isn’t it? It’s all about having impressive scores, right? But sometimes, we need to keep in mind that it depends on each golfer’s purpose.