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January 2010

The Toughest Shot In Golf

Ever wonder what’s the toughest shot in golf? Candidates abound. There’s the restricted swing, the controlled fade, and the feet inside/ball outside fairway bunker shot, as well as the ball in the rough on an upslope, the double breaking putt, and the traditional flop shot. Truth is, every one has his or her own set […]

Designing The Perfect Golf Swing

Most of us bring our A games to the course about 10 percent of the time. The rest of the time we bring our B, C, or D games. Sometimes, we even bring our F games. This variation in games is based on inconsistency. We’re inconsistent because most of us learn our swings through trial […]

Golf Tips On The Iron Swing

Bombing one off the tee is sexy. There’s nothing like seeing a shot take off straight down the fairway, hang up in the air for what seems like an eternity, and hit the ground some 300 yards away. It’s a beautiful sight. But what good is a 300-yard drive if you can’t hit an accurate […]

Manufacturers Make Strides In Golf Shoes

Good golf shoes are critical to playing well. They stabilize you, provide leverage against the turf, supply traction and protection, keep your feet dry, and provide comfort during a round of golf. It’s hard to hit with power or accuracy when you’re slipping and sliding all over the place, or your feet hurt because of […]

Increased Power Helps You Attack The Greens

Power alone can’t shave strokes off your golf handicap. But power combined with accuracy can. Together, they can put you in great position to attack the green in regulation. The more greens you hit in regulation, the better your chances of making pars and birdies. If you can squeeze out another 20 to 30 yards […]