The Scoring Method explains how to lower golf scores by trading the 'sniper rifle' mentality for a realistic 'shotgun' dispersion strategy. Referencing strategy expert Scott Fawcett, the instructor demonstrates why aiming for the middle of the green—specifically favoring long and left—helps golfers avoid common 'short and right' amateur misses and eliminates blowup holes.
Accept that your wedge dispersion is a wide 'shotgun' pattern, roughly 50 feet in every direction.
Stop aiming directly at flagsticks positioned in corners to avoid 'short-siding' yourself in difficult spots.
Target the center of the green to give yourself the highest probability of a putt.
Favor the 'long and left' side of targets, as most amateur misses tend to fall short and right where hazards often lurk.