Putting isn’t just about feel. It’s also about information processing. In other words, the better you are at reading greens, the more likely you are to sink a putt. You don’t need a golf tip to tell you that. Plumb-bobbing in golf is an old-school technique for generating information that’s useful in putting. Some players […]
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Teachers field all sorts of questions during a golf lesson. Not all of them are about the golf swing. In fact, many are not. During a recent lesson a student asked about golf gloves. A serious golfer, she wanted to know “why do golfers wear gloves” and if she had to? It was a good question.
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Most players who take golf lessons from me don’t have an official golf handicap. That comes as no surprise to me since most recreational golfers don’t have a golf handicap anyways. Of the more than 26 million golfers in the United States (adults who played at least one round of golf during a season), less
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There are only three ways of getting a ball close to the hole from a short distance, a chip, a pitch, and a lob. The pitch and the lob are lofted shots. They’re great when you have an obstacle, like a bunker or deep rough, in the way. The chip is a flatter shot with
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Two students taking my golf lessons have similar games. Both hit the ball fairly straight. Both are good at avoiding trouble when they can. And both have good short games. Their golf handicaps are also similar, one has a 15 the other a 14. You could almost call them two peas in a pod. But
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