Finding the right swing path is critical to hitting straight shots. It’s also critical to shaving strokes off your golf handicap. Slices, hooks, pulls, fat shots, or thin shots off the tee get you in trouble—the kind of trouble that packs strokes onto your golf handicap. If you hit bad shots off the tee regularly, […]
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Carrying the right set of golf clubs is critical to going low. Unfortunately, no one set fits all golfers. What works for you may not work for me. For example, if you have a good short game, it might make sense to carry four wedges. If you have a good long game, it might make
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In the immortal words of Forrest Gump, “stupid is as stupid does.” After the Farmer’s last weekend, Tour rookie Brendan Steele said Woods laid down during his last round. In other words…he gave up. Apparently disgusted with his performance, Woods simply did as little as possible to get the job done. Steele was quoted in
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Every golfer has a blow-up hole or two. Even players on the Tour have them. A blowup hole brings out the worst in your game. What’s frustrating about these holes is you try everything you can think of to conquer them, but no matter what you do, you can’t shoot lower that a triple bogey.
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How important is your short game to your golf handicap? The following statistics tell the story: On average about 60 percent of your shots occur within 100 yards of the hole. Of these, about 65 percent occur from 60 yards in. More important, about 80 percent of the shots golfers lose to par occur inside
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