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Super common question. I get asked this. I've been asked this so many times, Lou, after the,

over the years of coaching, is should you play or should you practice?

Meaning so should you play golf as your practice?

So go and play four oars, nine oles and just that's your practice. Or should you go to the range and really drill things in and then hope that comes out onto the golf course?

Now, look, obviously in a perfect world, like if Greg's here, he's going

to do what ever he needs. It's his job. If he needs to practice more, he will. If he needs

to play more, he will. It's easy for him this decision. It's not such a big question, which

we'll talk about some of the reasons why, where for the average

listener, I'm kind of pointing this towards more loo, who maybe has less time than Greg Wood

to dedicate to playing or practicing. It would be what are some of the guidelines for them to

kind of follow, to put it into perspective. If you practice, you could go in it,

a hundred balls. If you practice well, 40, 50 minutes, you know, as in practice swings

between shots, taking a bit of time, you know, you can condense it down. If you go and play

nine holes and shoot 45 and you have, youts in those holes you're not hitting many shots

and you're out there for nearly two hours yeah so that's your kind of balance that people

the reason they ask that question i've got some benchmarks i used to tell students around this

question what are your thoughts on it initially, play or practice?

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