Break 100: The Senior Golfer's Ultimate Practice Plan

Picture the 18th fairway. Your partners are packing up, you do the mental arithmetic, and for the first time in years, you're sitting on a number that starts with a nine. That moment is closer than you think, and it has very little to do with hitting the ball further.

Most golfers stuck between 100 and 115 aren't losing strokes through a broken swing. They're bleeding them quietly, the wayward tee shot that costs a penalty, the approach that finds the bunker, the three putts on a hole they had under control. Stop the leaks, and 100 falls.

Break 100 is built for golfers aged 55 and over who play regularly but can't quite get the scorecard under three figures. It focuses on the three areas that actually decide your round: tee shots, approach play, and the short game.

Inside you'll find:

• Nine practice drills, three for each part of the game, the kind a teaching pro would hand you on the lesson tee
• A Forever Swing tip in every chapter that saves strokes the moment you step on the course
• A simple three-session-a-week plan you'll actually stick to, with a tracking method that shows your progress
• A clear target: break 100 in six to eight rounds, without overhauling your swing

You don't need a perfect swing. You need fewer big mistakes and more consistent contact. That's all breaking 100 takes.