Getting Out Of Trouble
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The hardest part of giving golf lessons is diagnosing a student’s problem. I give hundreds of golf lessons every year and the most difficult part of working with a new student is diagnosing his or her problem. Once I’ve done that, I can plan a golf instruction session around it or suggest a golf tip
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Recreational golfers will go to great lengths to buy a set of clubs. They’ll research manufacturers, compare models, and read reviews. They’ll test clubs on the practice range or on the course, if they can. They’ll even go to professional clubmakers to be fitted for new sticks, if they think that will help. Their goal
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Conventional wisdom isn’t always the solution in golf. For example, when holding instruction sessions, I advocate using your left side to ignite your swing. This approach eliminates several common swing errors. Golfers igniting their swings with their right sides often start the club back too quickly or jerk their hands too far inside the target
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Once again Tiger Woods began his 2008 season by opening making golf history. Despite the rain and wind Sunday at Torrey Pines Golf Course, Woods dominated the Buick Invitational by a tournament-record eight strokes for his 62nd PGA Tour victory. This win tied Woods with Arnold Palmer for fourth on the career list of most
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