Golf lessons are great. They can teach you a lot of the basics. They also build confidence and knowledge. And they provide tips most golf books and magazines can’t provide—the biggest benefit of all good golf instruction sessions. If you take lessons from a knowledgeable pro, they can help take your game to the next […]
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Want to card more birdies and pars? Hit more greens in regulation (or “GIRs”). It’s that simple. The more greens you hit, the better your chances of making birdies and pars. Carding more birdies and pars will help you not only break 80 more often, but also reduce your golf handicap. But hitting more greens
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Golf can beat you up. Take the case of Hal Sutton, a Tour player in the 1990s. Sutton went into a horrific slump early in the decade. It got so bad he almost lost his playing card. Instead of doing what most guys would do (practice more, press more, keep plugging away), he took some
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Tiger Woods’ decision to play in the Phoenix Open at TPC Scottsdale made headlines. It should have. The last time he played in this tournament was 13 years ago. Since then, Tiger’s swing has changed dramatically—and not for the better. Thanks to his broken swing, he’s lost distance off the tee, missed fairways in increasing
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Breaking 80 regularly and slashing your golf handicap is easier said than done. Among the keys to going low is learning strategies designed to help you save a bad round when your game starts to falter. One way to do this is to have a set of easy, on-course fixes at your disposal. They can help
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