What's one of the most effective ways to sharpen your golf game?

Sam Snead, probably golf's most naturally gifted golfer, serves as a perfect example.

But not for the reasons you may think.

He did spend countless hours practicing during his career. But he also was known to play for a little side money whenever he could.

It's amazing how your attitude changes when even a dollar is on the line. You don't need to wager a lot, but a small side bet gets you to focus a lot better.

Another option is to get involved in local tournaments in your area. In most cases you can find competitive play at a level that suits your current game.

Competition puts you in a totally different frame of mind. And it sets a goal that gets you thinking about what you really need to do to improve your game.


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