Every golfer has a blow-up hole or two. Even players on the Tour have them. A blowup hole brings out the worst in your game. What’s frustrating about these holes is you try everything you can think of to conquer them, but no matter what you do, you can’t shoot lower that a triple bogey. […]
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How important is your short game to your golf handicap? The following statistics tell the story: On average about 60 percent of your shots occur within 100 yards of the hole. Of these, about 65 percent occur from 60 yards in. More important, about 80 percent of the shots golfers lose to par occur inside
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Golf swings fall into one of two basic types—one-plane and two-plane. Golfers with one-plane swings bend over more and swing around their bodies more. Conversely, golfers with two-plane swings stand upright more and shift their weight from back to front. Both swing types can help a golfer chop strokes off his golf handicap. Which type
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Got a surprise for you today. I know everyone is interested in fitness for golf so I decided to post about the report I got recently on how to get a lean golf body. For some background, I thought over the off-season I would try and focus on getting a bit leaner in an effort
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Golf swings fall into one of two basic types. With a one-plane swing, the golfer bends over more and swings around her body. With the two-plane swing, the golfer stands upright more and shifts her weight from back to front. Both have advantages and disadvantages when it comes to improving a golf handicap and both
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