When you’re standing over a shot and about to pull the trigger, what goes through your head? You can conjure up a variety of things such as: -Smooth takeaway (low and slow) -Full turn back -Clean contact -Full Follow through -Etc, etc., etc.! After working with thousands of students and applying these techniques myself, let […]
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Hooking and slicing can get you into trouble—especially off the tee. Even players with low golf handicaps find it hard to go low if they’re constantly getting themselves into trouble. In addition to costing you strokes, slicing or hooking can ruin your position for your next shot. That makes it harder to greens hit in
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Players with low golf handicaps avoid disasters in the sand. They use experience and sound technique to escape bunkers in one. Players with high golf handicaps, on the other hand, often fall prey to disasters in the sand. Instead of birdying or paring the hole, they card a 6 or a 7. If you’re serious
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Augusta National is one of the longest golf courses on the PGA Tour. As a result, good driving is among the keys to winning The Masters. Take the course’s par 4, 495-yard 10th hole. Named Camelia, this hole is among the toughest on the course, if not the toughest. You need to gain extra distance
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Golfers living in colder climates usually take winters off. That means they’re idle from golf for three or four months—maybe more. That’s a long time for weekend golfers to layoff—regardless of their golf handicaps. Doing drills at home can help, but it’s not the same as swinging a club on the course. So many golfers
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