Last Updated: Oct 31, 2023
Golf Slang: "Go-to Shot"
Golfers refer to their "go-to shot" as the type of shot they are most comfortable hitting, especially when they are a bit nervous.
Written By: Zach Gollwitzer
Posted in: Golf Slang
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Golfers refer to their "go-to shot" as the type of shot they are most comfortable hitting, especially when they are a bit nervous. Typically, this is used for tee shots to get the ball in play. For example, my "go-to shot" is a fade. I'll always try to hit a fade when the pressure is on.
When you're under pressure, you'll need a go-to shot that you are comfortable with.