“I want to be remembered as the man who hit the straightest—not the longest.” That’s a quote from Ben Hogan—perhaps the game’s greatest player. His quote provides a rare insight into how he thought. It’s the way you should be thinking, too. The more you can repeat your iron swing, the more often you can […]
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The U.S. Open is one of golf’s most prestigious tournaments. It’s also one of its most favorite tournaments. One reason why is the drama that always seems to accompany it. The Open is among your favorite majors “if you prefer a little High Noon mixed in with your golf,” as one writer put it. These dramatic
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How do I make a golf ball spin? I’ve been asked this question in golf lessons about a thousand times. Learning to apply spin to a ball is like finding the Holy Grail for many weekend golfers. To them, it’s the mark of a really good golfer. Knowing how to spin a ball is useful.
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Many weekend golfers would agree. A good dynamic warm-up routine plays a big role in kicking- a round off to a good start. But with rounds taking 5 and 6 hours these days, you might not have the time or energy to do a complete pre-round warm-up. If you’re a senior, you probably need the
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Tiger Woods pulled out of the Masters this year for the first time since 1994. The reason? Back surgery for a pinched nerve, which he said had been hurting him for several months. The surgery, a microdiscectomy, involves removing bits of material that are pressing on spinal nerves. This material is often the result of
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