Why do savvy golfers make swing changes? They don’t do it because of what their golf-ing buddies say or to copy their favorite pro golfer. Savvy golfers make swing changes because of their ball flight. That’s what really matters. If it’s not what you want it to be, changing your swing can help. (Ball flight […]
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If you’ve played golf for a while, you know that the sport has many rules. You probably know the basics ones, like the rule on hitting a ball in the hazard, but don’t know some of the more obscure ones. If you’re serious about golf, learn the rules. It won’t cut strokes from your golf
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Most golfers hate landing in a bunker—greenside or otherwise. But there are few exacting shots when it comes to sand play in greenside bunkers. The worst is probably the “fried egg,” where the ball is buried deeply in the sand. The others are not as demanding. Yet week-end golfers often have huge problems escaping greenside
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The perpetuation of golf myths often leads to inconsistency and injuries. It also plays havoc with your game and golf handicap. But swinging the golf club the way the body is designed to move improves consistency and limits injuries. Understanding why these myths are wrong is the key to swinging the club the way the
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Developing a solid short game is a must if you want to shave strokes off your golf handi-cap. As we’ve often said in our golf tips newsletter, a good pitch or chip from 100 yards and in turns three (or more) strokes into two. These saved strokes add up over the course of a round
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