Savvy golfers prefer buying fitted clubs. Why—because they can be tailored specifically to their games. Fitted clubs promote an efficient swing. That’s because they reduce the need for in-swing adjustments—adjustments that can rob you of power and impede consistency. If you’re looking for clubs that can really help you reduce your golf handicap, buy fitted […]
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Many golfers use the standard technique and a sand wedge to escape a greenside bunker from buried lies. They dig their feet in, strengthen their grip, toe in the club about 30 de-grees, play the ball back, and make a steep downswing. This technique works well for some but not for others. For those it
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Hitting a controlled draw works well on long holes when you want to hit a drive that provides extra run. Or, when you want to shape the shot around a dogleg left. But hitting a controlled draw is hard for many golfers. That’s because it goes contrary to what many weekend golfers consider their natural
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Many weekend golfers stub short chips. That’s because they approach the ball on a steep angle—the opposite of what you should do. Good chipping strokes are wide and flat, creating a shallower angle into the ball. The shallower angle enables the clubface to slide under the ball and pop it forward. The drill below teaches
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Are you a dragger or a thrower? Weekend golfers tend to fall into one of two major swing-type categories. They’re either draggers or throwers. Throwers “throw” the clubface at the ball through the impact. They often hit super high shots and have a lot of carry to their shots. Think Greg Norman. Draggers “drag” the
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