Golf puts stress on your back. So it’s no surprise when golfers come down with back injuries—a problem that can sideline you for months. If you try to play through it, you can hurt other parts of your body trying to compensate for the injury, including your shoulders, elbows, and wrists. The best way to […]
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Feet Inside Bunker/ Ball Outside Bunker You hit a good drive but you pull it a bit. The ball stops just short of rolling into a fairway bunker on the left. You’ll have to stand in the bunker to hit the ball, which is about belt high when you’re in the bunker. This shot is
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If you slice, you’ve probably tried many swing fixes to eliminate your slice without success. The reason you’re slicing is that your clubface is open at impact. If you could learn to square your clubface at impact, you’d straighten out your slice. Below is a three-step drill that teaches you to square your clubface at
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How would your game change if you added 20 yards to your drives? Would you win more matches? Shoot better scores? Lower your golf handicap? Probably. Adding 20 yards or more to your drives takes your game to another level. Longer drives mean shorter approach shots. Shorter approach shots mean more greens hit in regulation
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Pro golfer Ernie Els said it is “the fairest and toughest championship golf course I’ve played in all my years as a Tour professional.” Oak Hill Country Club (East Course), which will host the 95th PGA Championship starting Thursday, is among America’s most highly rated courses. It features tough greens (a Donald Ross trademark), tight
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