The best way to play short shots from good lies is to putt them. But from 50 feet out or so out, many golfers leave the putt short because they lack the confidence to take a big enough stroke to get them to the hole. If that’s you, there’s an alterative to putting for a […]
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The bump and run is a great asset to your short game. It can save you a ton of strokes. But you can’t always use it. The bump and run is difficult to execute, for example, if you’re trying to run the ball through Bermuda grass or really high ryegrass. An alternative in these situations
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To swing the club properly, you must use the parts of your body that can move freely—your legs and arms. But they must work in sync for you to achieve consistency you’re your legs outrace your arms, trouble won’t be far behind. Below is a drill that helps with achieving consistency. All you need is
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PGA pro Keegan Bradley hits memorable iron shots. That’s because he spends hours honing his swing with coach Jim McLean. Keegan’s most memorable iron shot came in his PGA Championship last August when he beat Jason Dufner on the second playoff hole of a three-hole playoff when he hit a 6-iron 197 yards over a
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The Olympic Club’s Lake Course—this year’s venue for the U.S. Open—is no picnic. Subtle changes have made a hard course even harder. Take Holes 12 (430 yards, par 4), where groundskeepers tacked on 30 yards to a hole that already required a tough tee shot through a narrow set of tees. Or, Hole 8 (200
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