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Short Game Shots To Cut Strokes

Improving your short game in golf is the key to breaking 80. Without a good short game, you’ll have to hit every green in regulation to eliminate extra strokes. And hitting every green in regulation is near impossible—no matter how good you are.

One situation where you can cut golf strokes is a shot that’s 20 or 30 feet from the green. You can’t afford to miss this shot. If you do, you’re looking at a bogey or even a double bogey, making it tough to break 80 for the round.

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5 Golf Tips to Easily Train Your Brain to Sink More Putts

Want to shrink your golf handicap quickly? Here’s a golf tip on how to do it. Sink more putts—especially those knee-knocking three-, four-, and five-foot putts—to make birdies or salvage par. Sinking more of these knee-knockers saves a ton of strokes over the course of a season and can help you whittle down your handicap

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Golf Driving Tips

7 Golf Tips That Can Help You Stop Three-Putting

It’s hard to go low when you’re a poor putter. If that’s you and you’re serious about breaking 80, then you need to improve your putting. But to do that, you can’t just work on your mechanics, read golf tips in magazines, or hit balls on the practice green. You also have to work on

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7 Golf Tips to Win Your Next Golf Match

If you’re like most golfers, you probably use stroke play a lot. In fact, stroke play may be all you play with your regular foursome. Giving strokes to your opponent or opponents is the most popular way to play golf. That’s why a lot of golf tips in magazines and on TV cover stroke play

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Master Your Golf Driver Swing

How to Hit Ultra-Precise Golf Wedges and Long Irons (Part I)

Power can take you only so far in golf. To get over that next plateau, you need to improve your approach shots. You must hit them close to go low. So if you’re serious about breaking 80 and lowering your golf handicap, you need to learn to hit precise golf wedges and long irons—two key

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