The three most common errors I see when giving golf lessons are failing to (1) get down in an good athletic posture, (2) slow down the backswing, and (3) stay down through the top of the backswing. Committing one or any combination of these flaws makes it hard for you to achieve consistency. And inconsistency […]
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Many weekend golfers are too impatient for their own good. They don’t take time to warm-up before playing a round of golf. They’re too much in a hurry to tee off when they get a chance to play, which is understandable if they only play once a week. By the time they get to the
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A full-length mirror is a great learning tool. Ideal for times when you can’t play a course or practice at a range, a mirror can help you make adjustments to different aspects of your game that will improve play, create consistency, and drive down your golf handicap. In fact, spending 10 minutes in front of
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The fastest way of cutting strokes from your golf handicap, once you’ve learned the basics, is by improving your short game. Whether it’s saving par on a tough hole or just cutting strokes off your overall score, becoming a better short game player boosts the level of your game. If your not convinced, look at
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