Students take golf lessons for many reasons. Mostly, it’s to learn something technical. For example, some students attend our golf instruction session to learn how to hit their woods better. Others come to us to learn how to hit their irons better. And then there are those who come to us to learn how to […]
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Most recreational golfers would love to break 80 even once. In order to do this, you must play well from the tee box. Developing a “go to” drive is key. A drive you can rely on when the pressure is on. These 5 steps to a “go to” drive will help set up a good
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Toughest Shot #16 – The Flop Shot We’ve all been there: You come up short with your 7-iron. Your ball stops about 20 feet from the pin. You have some green to work with, but there’s a bunker between you and the hole. You need to get over the bunker and have the ball bite,
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Using the “Y” Drill teaches the proper relationship between your power center, your hands, and your club. It’s also a good drill to teach people to hit what some call a “mini-flop shot”—a short shot near the green that requires you to go over an obstacle and bite on the green. The same basic principles
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Once a year we get together with other instructors and talk about teaching golf to our students. Invariably, we discuss the most common swing faults we see in golf instruction sessions among new students. Our discussion on common faults generates valuable insights into teaching the game to new players. Many of the faults we discuss
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