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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If you’re like me, golf is a passion. You love to play all the time. You’ll play 9 holes, 18 holes, even 36 holes, if you can find friends to play with. If you can’t, you’ll play with people you don’t know. It’s a good way to make new friends. But the winter may end
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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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If you slice all the time, you could be trying to square up the clubface with your back arm and hand. This doesn’t work. The key to hitting straighter shots is leading the swing with your front arm and hand not your back arm and hand. This drill corrects the problem: Grip your driver in
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Practice is all about developing new habits. When you practice, you’re developing new playing habits. Practice is where you try new things and adjust your swing to produce better results. But you must be able to transfer what you’ve learned in practice to the course. Otherwise, practice will be wasted. The key transferring what you’ve
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