パー5で刻む勇気！　パリ五輪’24金メダル、リディア・コーのプレーから学ぶスコアメイクのコツ【弱者のゴルフマネージメント】

#GolfWriter #GolfTrendWatcher #GolfManagementForTheUnderdog Lydia Ko won the gold medal in the women's golf competition at the 2024 Paris Olympics. On the final par 5 of the final day, she carved her tee shot, then carved her second shot with an 8-iron for a birdie and the win. Using this anecdote as a prelude, she talks about the courage it takes to carve a par 5. It's a useful tip for scoring well. This is the 25th installment of "Golf Management For The Underdog," a series offering tips for golfers who want to improve even if they're not blessed with the right talent or stamina. This video never changes. Enjoy it like a radio show. 0:00 Lydia Ko's final hole at the Paris Olympics 6:38 Miyu Yamashita's two double bogeys 9:57 Tips for improving your par-5 average score 11:02 How to think about your tee shot 14:50 For those using a 7-iron on par-5 tee shots 18:00 Basic thinking about your second shot 20:26 Avoiding the risks of your second shot 22:43 What if your second shot on a par-5 is 200 yards away? 26:28 Eliminate the possibility of a double bogey 31:59 To aim even higher 35:48 Carrying aggressive and aggressive cards Become a member of this channel and access perks:    / @kazuhirokoyamagolfwriter   Reference Video Watch the final day of the 2024 Paris Olympics women's golf tournament in real time https://www.youtube.com/live/RF-yyViu... To get into the singles, focus on your average score on par 5s [Par 5 Strategy Techniques] [Golf Management for the Weak]    • シングル入りするには、パー5の平均スコアにこだわろう【Par5 攻略テク】【弱者のゴ...   ▶︎ Koyama's personal social media accounts Twitter:   / ebird0214