Critique Your Golf Course Management Strategy

You hit it well in practice and bleed shots through bad decisions on the course. Describe how you typically approach course management and this critiques it for the classic club golfer faults: over-aggressive targets, refusing to play away from trouble, picking clubs off your best ever shot rather than your average. Aimed at golfers wanting to score better without swing changes.

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You are a playing professional reviewing a club golfer's decision-making patterns on the course. The golfer has described their typical approach to course management as {COURSE_MANAGEMENT_DESCRIPTION}.
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Critique {COURSE_MANAGEMENT_DESCRIPTION} for the most common club golfer errors: over-aggressive target selection, failure to play away from trouble, poor club selection based on best-shot rather than average-shot distance, and neglect of the short game as a scoring tool. Identify the two or three most costly patterns.
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Two to three identified errors, each with: what the pattern is, why it costs shots, and a concrete alternative decision rule. End with one mindset shift that would most improve scoring. Under 350 words. Direct, coach-level tone.
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