

Alex Huang - DECADE Golf Secrets for Lower Scores (Flashback Friday)
5 snips Oct 17, 2025
In this conversation, Alex Huang, COO of DECADE Golf and a course-management specialist, shares invaluable insights into lowering golf scores. He discusses the common pitfalls of aiming for pins, the crucial concept of 'Point A to Zone B,' and the surprising dangers of short misses on front pins. Alex compares his analytic poker background to golf, emphasizing variance management and strategy over mere stats. He also reveals drills to refine targeting and the importance of avoiding bogeys, making golf sound less complicated and more strategic!
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Golf Is A Poker-Like Variance Game
- Insight: Golf and poker share massive variance; short-term results don't reflect skill.
- Volume (more rounds/hands) smooths variance and reveals true ability over time.
Plan For The Miss
- Do plan for misses by deciding where you want the ball to land when you miss the green.
- Practice placing a ball off the green to visualize your preferred miss before choosing a club.
Lying About Yardage Helped Friends Hit Greens
- Alex lied about yardages to friends so they'd club up and stop missing short.
- The friends then hit more greens and thought they suddenly had a 'perfect' club.