Grooving your swing can make a big difference in your game. But to groove your swing is easier said than done. To do it, you first need to develop a swing motion that’s flawless and repeatable. Then you need to practice that swing again and again the motion is ingrained. Experts say you need to […]
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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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Slicing one into the trees isn’t the best way to start to a hole. It can stop you from making par, add unnecessary strokes to your score, and prevent you from breaking 80. If you’re playing a match in your golf league, it can cost you the hole. Usually, poor mechanics causes you to slice.
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With irons, need to make clean, crisp contact at impact. But that’s easier said than done—especially for weekend golfers. As a member of this group, you don’t play as often as a professional golfer. Nor do you practice as much. So it’s easy for you to form bad habits that prevent you from making solid
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This is the second of a two-part article on exiting your swing. In Part I we talked about the keys to exiting a swing and the types of swing exits available. In Part II we talk about common exit faults. 4 Common Exit Faults To Avoid How do you exit your iron swing? You’ve probably
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