Weekend players often try to help the ball in the air when hitting a pitch. They think that “scooping” the ball is the right way to get the ball to the hole. Instead, the helping motion causes you to hit the ball fat or thin, costing you strokes. The drill below breaks you of this […]
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Golfers attending our golf instruction sessions usually know it’s a two-stroke penalty for grounding your club in a bunker. But few know any of the other rules covering bunker play. That’s not surprising. The topic isn’t normally covered in golf lessons unless someone asks about it. So golfers have to learn them on their own.
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If you’ve taken golf lessons lately, you may have used alignment sticks. They are among the hottest golf training aids out there. Alignment sticks resemble the driveway markers homeowners use to keep snowplows from destroying their curbs. But don’t be fooled by the easy-to-use, brightly colored sticks. These powerful training aids can help you cut
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Weekend golfers have different warm-up routines. Some stretch a little and swing a couple of clubs. Others hit balls at the practice range. Then there are those who visit the putting green. To play your best you should do all three—even if it means getting to the course early. A good warm-up routine doesn’t just
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Most golfers that slice that would give anything to eliminate this swing flaw. That’s because they know first hand how crippling it is to their games and their golf handicaps. Slicers often find themselves in trouble right off the tee. And that, we tell students in golf lessons, is no way to start a hole.
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