If you’re a club golfer, one of the things you are always striving to do is lower your golf handicap. It doesn’t matter if you play off 36 or 4; the goal is the same, to improve and ultimately reduce your golf handicap. It is challenging for many golfers who often feel stuck on the same golf handicap for what seems years. After all, if your handicap is going down, it means you’re playing better golf, winning club competitions and most likely having a lot more fun on the golf course. I’m going to break down and give you my seven very best ways to lower your golf handicap and play your best golf. An effective way to lower your handicap is to use the Lag Shot Golf Training Aid which I cover more in ‘Use the right training aids’ below.