Going to the driving range is a waste of time. That’s right, it’s a waste of time—unless you go there with a plan in mind. Many weekend golfers go to the range to just bang balls. They hit shot after shot after shot—usually with their driver—and that’s it. They hit 50 balls in 20 minutes, […]
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We begin a new article series. It will cover what we think are the 20 toughest shots in golf and provide golf tips on how to hit them. We’ll review one shot each issue in reverse order until we’ve reviewed all 20. We’ve also included a drill. Our drill article is designed to help you
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You’ve got to be a good lag putter to break 80 consistently. That’s because it reduces the number of three-putts you have. This drill helps you master lag putting. We like it because it places pressure on the golfer to sink the last putt. Drill: This element of Practice requires a long putting area where
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If you’ve played muddy courses, chances are good you hit your share of bad shots. Many golfers play poorly in the mud. The reason: Their afraid of kicking up a wet mess and getting sprayed with mud. This fear can cause you to swing tentatively and to miss making direct contact with the ball. Anytime
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Do you always have problems playing a specific hole? Students in golf lessons often ask me how to play a hole. Usually, it’s a par 5. With par 5s, a good player is expected to hit five strokes to complete the par. Since making par usually includes two putts, you’re expected to put your drive
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