Golf swings fall into one of two basic types—one-plane and two-plane. Golfers with one-plane swings bend over more and swing around their bodies more. Conversely, golfers with two-plane swings stand upright more and shift their weight from back to front. Both swing types can help a golfer chop strokes off his golf handicap. Which type […]
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Want to add 40+ yards to your drives right now—without taking golf lessons? Imagine what that could do for your golf handicap. A study done by Golf Digest indicates that you can add 40+ yards to your drives simply by “hitting from the inside.” By that we mean swinging the club on a path that
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Golf fitness is CRUCIAL to your improvement and enjoyment of the game. So I thought we’d start the year off by talking a little bit about one golf fitness strategy I’ve used to bring my game to the next level. I get A LOT of questions each day about a variety of things related to
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Some people never learn to really play golf well—even after years of golf lessons. But many PGA players make it look easy. Take Fred Couples. The former number one ranked player in the world has won numerous golfing events, including the Masters Tournament in 1992. Born in 1959, Fred is among the oldest players on
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Serious golfers will do anything to improve. They’ll practice in the rain, hit putts with their eyes closed, or workout at a health club three or four times a week. They’ll try anything offering the faintest hope of shaving strokes off their golf handicaps. Serious golfers will also try anything to inject more muscle into
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