If you want to save strokes—and lower your golf handicap simultaneously—learn how to ht from uneven lies. They cost you more strokes than you probably realize. Hitting from an uphill or downhill lie may not seem too challenging, but it can be the difference between hitting or missing a green in regulation. Or, it can […]
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When professional golfers overswing, they know they must make adjustments with their hands to hit the ball solidly. More often than not, they’re able to do it without a problem. That’s because they have super-fast hands that let them get the club in the right position coming down. When they time it right, the pros
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Is there such as thing as a perfect golf swing? I’ve researched hundreds of different swing theories but one I’ve found recently is really something to consider. What does it take to create a revolutionary new golf swing from the ground up – one that not only FORCES you to hit farther, straighter, and more
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Even the world’s best golfers miss greens with approach shots. PGA pros average only about 12 GIRs per round. That’s not a lot when you’re talking about the world’s best players. Chances are good, then, you’ll miss some greens during your next round. But that don’t how to hurt your scores. Saving par not only
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If you’re serious about cutting your golf handicap, try hitting more greens in regulation (GIR). GIRs, as we’ve noted in our golf tips newsletter, are the cornerstone of good rounds. Hitting more of them per round saves a ton of strokes. It also sets you up for more birdies and pars. But increasing GIRs isn’t
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