Want to card more birdies and pars? Hit more greens in regulation (or “GIRs”). It’s that simple. The more greens you hit, the better your chances of making birdies and pars. Carding more birdies and pars will help you not only break 80 more often, but also reduce your golf handicap. But hitting more greens […]
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Golf can beat you up. Take the case of Hal Sutton, a Tour player in the 1990s. Sutton went into a horrific slump early in the decade. It got so bad he almost lost his playing card. Instead of doing what most guys would do (practice more, press more, keep plugging away), he took some
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Hi folks, Jack here. I’m always trying to stay on top of the most current golf tech. I mean, let’s face it, with the leaps and bounds that smartphones have made in the past few years, we’re carrying around computers in our pockets that are way more powerful than what was on my desk even ten
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The key to shrinking your golf handicap is to develop a repeatable swing that combines consistency and distance. That’s easier said than done! Some weekend golfers hit the ball long, but lack consistency. On the other extreme, some hit the ball consistently into the fairway, but with far less distance than they need to conquer longer par 4s and 5s over time. One common reason for this lack
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Tiger Woods’ decision to play in the Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale made headlines. It should have. The last time he played in this tournament was 13 years ago. Since then, Tiger’s swing has changed dramatically—and not for the better. Thanks to his broken swing, he’s lost distance off the tee, missed fairways in increasing
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