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2009

Mastering Impact With Your Clubs

Nothing matters more than impact—especially when hitting an iron. It’s the moment of truth. If the clubface isn’t square at impact, you’ll not only mis-hit the ball, you’ll short-circuit power. It’s one of the most damaging of power leaks. If the clubface is square at impact, you’ll hit it long and straight. That’s what separates […]

A Golf Lesson On Beating Tiger Woods

Ben Hogan scoffed at the idea. Jack Nicklaus spurned it. Gary player scorned it. Among the game’s most respected legends, they disdained the idea of using a sports psychologist or a mental coach to help them win. Instead, these players preferred to retain the stubborn independence that drove them to succeed. They provided their own […]

Golf Tips From The Pros

When weekend golfers watch the pros hit unbelievable shots their amazed. The typical reaction is often “How do they do that?” It’s not magic. It’s solid fundamentals, plus hours and hours of practice and constant attention to their swings. Or course, the fact that most of the pros have been honing their swings since they […]

Beating The Top Five Swing Flaws

A good first step to achieving a low golf handicap is perfecting your swing. A flawless swing exudes power and rhythm. That’s why smart golfers take golf lessons and read golf tips—to root out their swing flaws. If your swing is flawless—or close to it—you’ll hit the fairway more often. You’ll also set yourself up […]

5 Easy “Ernie Els” Steps That Take Your Golf Game To The Next Level

It happens all the time. A weekend golfer decides to improve their game. Determined to trim their golf handicap, they dedicate themself to the effort. They focus on a major swing flaw and work hard to correct it. They practice daily, take golf lessons, and study golf tips in sports magazines. Eventually, they eliminate the […]