Grooving your swing can make a big difference in your game. But to groove your swing is easier said than done. To do it, you first need to develop a swing motion that’s flawless and repeatable. Then you need to practice that swing again and again the motion is ingrained. Experts say you need to […]
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Golf lessons are great. They can teach you a lot of the basics. They also build confidence and knowledge. And they provide tips most golf books and magazines can’t provide—the biggest benefit of all good golf instruction sessions. If you take lessons from a knowledgeable pro, they can help take your game to the next
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What type of golfer are you? Many weekend golfers are average golfers. On a good day, they can break 100. Other golfers are good golfers. They shoot in the 90s consistently or 80s. Then there are the “players.” These players play smart golf and can meet almost any golf challenge that they face. If you’re
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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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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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