Swinging aggressively isn’t a bad thing, but it can be if taken too far. Golfers who swing too aggressively often jerk the club back on their backswing, thrust forward violently from the top of the swing, or execute a host of other actions that throw off the rhythm and timing of their swings. The result: […]
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Swinging a club powerfully and efficiently is based on what our bodies can do. As we get older, what we can do changes. Without maintaining strength and flexibility, we lose our ability to swing a club powerfully and efficiently. If you want to maintain a low golf handicap, you must maintain your strength and flexibility.
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The key to hitting longer, straighter drives is squaring your clubface at impact. Anything less this results in either a weak drive or a slice or pull. To ensure you attain the correct impact position, your swing must be mechanically flawless or you must make pre-impact adjustments on the fly. But making adjustments is not conducive
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Chopping one’s golf handicap down to single digits is many a golfer’s dream. It’s why one practices. Knocking strokes of your handicap is a sign of improvement and how well you’re playing at the time, a sign that says you’re a formidable or not so formidable opponent. So when serious golfers stop knocking strokes off
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What does throwing a baseball and swinging a golf club have in common? They both use the ground to add some power to a motion. You wouldn’t get anything on your throw or hit the ball very far if you didn’t. You wouldn’t think of throwing a baseball without pushing off on your back foot,
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