Which will improve your score – your short game or long game? Should you work harder on driving the ball or chipping and putting? You can scour the internet and see there are plenty of schools of thought on this concept, but what you really want to know is which one will improve your golf […]
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Do you watch the pros play on TV? We do. It’s fun. While the PGA Pros do make mistakes, they usually play well. It can be hard on our egos to watch a perfect golf swing and see how easy it is for them to make those tough shots. But watching the pros on TV can also be instructive.
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On a routine morning in 2010, Phil Mickelson awoke to what would be a turning point in his young life. “I couldn’t walk,” he said. He was feeling the sort of pain he had never felt before. All the joints in his body felt like they had sand in them. They were as dry as
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The first step in acquiring this mindset is to hit longer drives. Longer drives result in shorter approach shots. Shorter approach shots mean hitting more greens in regulation. That, in turn, increases your pars and birdies. Making more of those not only decreases your score, it also reduces your golf handicap. Below are four golf tips that can help you generate the kind of power with your golf driver you need to take your game to the next level
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What’s your lowest golf round ever? Whatever it is, shooting your personal best round of golf is a challenge. Even Tour pros find this goal difficult to achieve. But you can do it by remembering these three keys —persistence, patience, and practice. They help you maximize your scoring potential. Here’s something else to remember while
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