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09.11
After the round ends, there are those whose relationships continue and those whose relationships are severed






Pro Jung's Secret Note · 08.17
Time management for when progress is delayed, called Ready Golf

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 08.12
3 Minutes to Find the Ball: Tips for Not Keeping Your Playmate Waiting

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 08.07
OB, Hazards, and Lost Balls: Simple Guidelines for When Penalty Calculation Is Confusing

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 08.02
Golf Course Dress Code: How Much Should Be Observed and Where Is It Okay to Be Casual?

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.27
Things You Should Check by the Day Before When You First Get Invited

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.22
5 minutes after the round, pull out the next practice from the scorecard

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.17
The strategy for breaking 100 strokes is different from the strategy for breaking 90 strokes.

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.12
A 3-second standard to decide whether to clear or cut 100 meters in front of a hazard

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.07
The courage to pull out the driver; the utility club wins on narrow holes.

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 07.02
The Calculation After an OB: What to Do on the Remaining Holes

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 06.27
The real reason why you collapse on the back nine holes

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 06.22
The day is decided in the first three holes; how to endure the section where your body isn't warmed up.

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 06.17
The misconception that white tees are embarrassing, choosing a tee box that fits my driving distance

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 06.12
To those who lose three strokes while aiming for a two-shot approach on a Par 5

Pro Jung's Secret Note · 06.07
Don't aim for the pin on par 3s; the center of the green is the winning calculation.
