Is a single-axis golf swing the best way to hit a ball? Fueled by the success of the Moe Norman, who popularized the single-axis approach and was widely known for power, consistency, and correctness at impact, the debate rages on. He introduced a concept called “Natural Golf” many years ago. It’s not likely to stop […]
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Playing in bad weather is a challenge. Even players with low golf handicaps find it difficult to play in. Just ask those players who take my golf lessons. The weather affects everything from the way you swing to how you dress to whether or not you’ll take a cart or walk. It can be discouraging
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A common putting flaw I see in my golf lessons is excessive wrist action. Increased wrists leads to a loss of control of the putter head before impact and an abundance of missed putts. With greens in better condition these days, the need for precision in putting has grown . In other words, you must
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Distance control from a bunker isn’t easy to learn. In fact, it’s one of the hardest things in golf to master. Golf instruction and reading golf tips help, but it takes practice to learn how to hit it close to the pin from different bunkers. But even a modest improvement here cuts strokes from your
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Landing on the short side of a pin that’s close to the green’s fringe can leave you with a really challenging shot. Avoiding the short-sided disaster such as this, is key. A shot like this leaves you basically short-sided and in jail. Usually, the lie cost you an extra stroke or two before you can
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