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One of the bigger mistakes I see take place on the golf course is golfers choosing to go for the green in 2 on par 5’s. When there’s no way they’ll make it.  The next biggest mistake I see is the same golfer not knowing how to layup on a par 5.  Both mistakes can be costly to your score and your ego. When golfers visit me for to attend a Florida Golf School Vacations, layup shots to par 5’s are one of the subjects we focus upon during on-course coaching. There’s More than One Way to Play Layup Shots to Par 5’s When it comes to par 5’s, I bet you’re always concerned about hitting your driver as far down the fairway as possible. How often does that happen? If the tee shot puts you at a yardage that is anywhere close to how far you hit your next longest club, I bet you go for the green all the time. You may be right doing so, as Strokes Gained statistics points out.  But what if you can’t reach the green and your short game is not as good as it could be to make your bomb and gauge play worth the risk? The temptation to go for the green in 2 can be exhilarating. Risk reward is written all over this shot. However, understanding when to layup and choosing the right yardages to do so can significantly improve your score. But there’s science and artistry to this shot,…

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