We’ve all heard this advice at one time or another: Hit down on your irons. Hitting down compresses the ball against the ground for a purer, sweeter strike that throws the ball skyward. But if you take too steep an angle of approach, it creates a problem, causing you to hit it fat or thin. […]
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Solid impact is the hallmark of all great drivers of the ball. That’s because impact is paramount. It’s where the rubber meets the road. But making good impact doesn’t con-fine itself to hitting the driver. It’s also critical when hitting irons. In fact, impact is paramount whenever you take a full swing. Below are three
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While your final address position may feel athletic and engaged, you still need to start your swing correctly to hit a good shot. Unfortunately, some golfers tend to freeze over the ball—especially if they’re on the first tee. Others tend to start the swing much too quickly. Both actions lead to mis-hits. A swing triggers
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Do you want to cut strokes from your golf handicap? How about break 80 consistently? Or win more matches in your league? If you said “yes” to any of these questions, it’s no surprise. We all want to shoot lower scores, break 80, and win matches. But to do that, you must hit great approach
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Over-acceleration in your swing short-circuits power. Over-acceleration prevents you from achieving maximum swing speed at or just after impact. With the best swings in the world, maximum swing speed comes a split second before impact. Here is a Proven Swing Speed Drill This drill that teaches you to achieve maximum speed just before impact. Go
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