Excessive hand action on tight lies often leads to fat and thin shots. So the key to hitting crisp irons from tight lies is to keep hand action to a minimum. To do that, you need to lead with your left hand. This David Ledbetter drill teaches you how to do this. Set up to […]
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How a golfer should hold a club is among the swing’s most overlooked fundamentals. You have to hold the club tight enough so it doesn’t slip out of your hands, but not so tight that you “strangle” it. Gripping the club too tight prevents the hands and wrists from releasing. You also have to execute
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Rushing your downswing is a power killer—maybe the worst. When you “snatch” the club from the top, you create a downswing that’s cramped and narrow. This forces you to swing down on top of the ball, losing both power and direction. That’s not what you want with the driver—or with any club. Rushing your downswing
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Want to chop some strokes off your golf handicap without making a single swing change? Use some sage advice from Lee Trevino to do it. But beware. Some of what he says might surprise you. Trevino is one of golf’s greatest. Altogether, he won 29 PGA Tour championship tournaments and 29 Champions Tour championship tournaments.
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Hybrids are among the most playable clubs in your bag. It’s why so many golfers carry them—pro and amateur. It’s also why we encourage students taking our golf lessons to try them. Hybrids are also highly versatile. You can use them almost anywhere. In addition to hitting them from the fairway, the rough, the sand,
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