A new year calls for new resolutions. It’s time to wipe the worries of 2015 away and start over with a fresh new slate. Dust off your clubs, stock up on tees and forget about all those three putts. Enjoy your golf game even more this season by taking up these New Year’s resolutions. By Kylie Winkler

10 New Year’s Resolutions for every Golfer
A new year calls for new resolutions. It’s time to wipe the worries of 2015 away and start over with a fresh new slate. Dust off your clubs, stock up on tees and forget about all those three putts. Enjoy your golf game even more this season by taking up these New Year’s resolutions.
1. Become a member of a club
Joining a club will help you save money on fees and also help you meet new people.
2. Plan a trip
Round up both your old and new golfer buddies, and take a well-deserved getaway.
3. Take at least one lesson to improve your greatest weakness
Focus in one area of your game that needs some extra attention. Whether it be chipping, pitching or driving, don’t hesitate to book a golf lesson.
4. Hole-in-one
This could be your year. With all the improvements you’ll be making, there’s no reason for you not to score that hole-in-one you’ve been dreaming about.
5. Lower score
It’s not just about having the perfect mechanics, work on strategy and decision making to bring your score down.
6. Not to dwell on mistakes
Don’t carry all your slip-ups with you to the last hole – play in the moment.
7. Get in shape
Golf shape that is. Focus on core strength and flexibility to improve your swing.
8. Drop your handicap
Set goals high (or in this case, low) to get your handicap down.
9. Play out of your comfort zone
We can’t help that we’re creatures of habit, but making a point to break it is the first step. Grab your mates or play a round on your own on a brand new course.
10. Practice, Practice, Practice
Find the time to hit the driving range. It might not be the most exciting part of golf, but consistency is important. Take the time to really work on your swing.
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