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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The chip shot’s basic function is to loft the ball over “uneven” ground and onto the green’s surface. From there, the ball can roll to the hole. Normally, you play this shot with a less-lofted club, which generally works out well. But sometimes there’s an obstacle between you and the green. To clear the obstacle, you
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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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Downhill lies are some of the toughest golf shots to set up for, let alone make. It’s just simple physics–you’re trying to hit down on the ball, but the imbalance can make for embarrassing chunks and skulls. Fortunately, there are three simple steps you can take to conquer those tricky downhill lies: 1. Widen Your
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If you’re like most weekend golfers, you want to improve your game. But are you willing to do all it takes? If you said yes, then the first step to improving your game is getting into better shape. Put simply, if you want to hit the ball farther, break 80, and reduce your golf handicap, then commit
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