At this level, it's all about fine-tuning and getting the most out of your scoring opportunities. The best way to drop a few strokes is to sharpen your putting. You need to lag those long breakers close, and convert the good shots from five feet and in for birdie. Here's how I work on my putting.
Lag it close
For long putts, I think mostly about speed, although I do pick a spot a few feet in front of me as an aiming point. But once I'm over the ball and confident about the line, I have only positive thoughts that I'll hit it so close I can just walk to the hole and tap it in. If I don't feel comfortable at any point, I'll start over.
