You’ve got to be a good lag putter to break 80 consistently. That’s because it reduces the number of three-putts you have. This drill helps you master lag putting. We like it because it places pressure on the golfer to sink the last putt. Drill: This element of Practice requires a long putting area where […]
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If you’ve played muddy courses, chances are good you hit your share of bad shots. Many golfers play poorly in the mud. The reason: Their afraid of kicking up a wet mess and getting sprayed with mud. This fear can cause you to swing tentatively and to miss making direct contact with the ball. Anytime
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Do you always have problems playing a specific hole? Students in golf lessons often ask me how to play a hole. Usually, it’s a par 5. With par 5s, a good player is expected to hit five strokes to complete the par. Since making par usually includes two putts, you’re expected to put your drive
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If you live where it’s really cold or snowy, playing winter golf is only a fantasy. It’s just too cold or too snowy to play. This is a bummer. Instead of getting out two or three times a week, you’re sitting on the couch watching golf on television. While this is nice, it’s not the
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If you’re a weekend golfer, you’re probably no stranger to missing greens. Sometimes, this leaves you with a tricky “in-between” shot that can cost you if you’re not careful. The question is: Do you chip or putt from there? If you’re a good chipper, you’ll probably try chipping it. If you’re a good putter, you’ll
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