What do you work on to cut your golf handicap —your weaknesses or your strengths? Many golfers practice their strengths when trying to lower their golf handicaps. That’s only natural. We all like to do the things we do well rather than the things we do poorly. So we tend to favor those activities when […]
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Let’s face it. Drilling it deep has its thrills. It also has its benefits. Longer drives make for shorter approach shots. It’s easier hitting the green when using your sand wedge than your 6-iron. Shorter approach shots mean more greens hit regulation, and that helps chop strokes off your golf handicap. But drilling it deep
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If you watched this year’s British Open at Royal Troon, you saw great performances by two of the games best. Henrick Stenson shot a 63 on the final day and was 20 under for the match—the lowest score in Open History. Phil Mickelson shot a 65 on the final day and was 18 under for
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Hitting from tight golf lies intimidates some golfers. Tight lies weren’t as common a few years ago as they are now. Now they’re prevalent. They’ll continue to increase as more and more courses look to irrigate less to conserve water and help the environment. Courser superintendents are doing the smart thing. But that doesn’t make
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Want to shrink your golf handicap quickly? Here’s a golf tip on how to do it. Sink more putts—especially those knee-knocking three-, four-, and five-foot putts—to make birdies or salvage par. Sinking more of these knee-knockers saves a ton of strokes over the course of a season and can help you whittle down your handicap
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