A 15-handicap golfer already hits enough solid shots to break 90. The real problem is avoidable mistakes that turn manageable holes into doubles and triples. Bogey golf is the target, not constant attempts at par. That means planning to reach each green in one more shot than regulation, then trusting the putter.
The five-shot system simplifies those decisions. You build the round around a small set of stock shots and repeatable yardages. Each par 3, par 4, and par 5 should fit those patterns. When you accept normal dispersion and avoid hero shots, your current swing becomes good enough to score.
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