Developing a good short game is a must, if you’re serious about chopping strokes off you golf handicap. In fact, you won’t find too many golfers with low golf handicaps that don’t have good short games. It’s where the pros excel. A good short game�one that consistency leaves you with short, easily makeable putts�saves pars […]
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Driving a golf ball has sex appeal. Bombing a 275-yard drive or farther straight down the center of a fairway grabs almost all of us. Novice or old-timer, we all like to hit them long and straight, especially in front of an audience. Most players (read men) who attend my golf instruction sessions love to
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Power and control define a good swing. Unfortunately, you don’t often see these things together in a single swing. Judging by the weekend players who take golf lessons from me, you find one and not the other. Usually, weekend payers who belt the ball a mile don’t know where it’s going. While weekend players who
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If I asked students who take my golf lessons how critical good rhythm is to a good swing, most would agree that it’s important, but not the most important factor. Many weekend golfers would probably agree with this assessment. But a new device developed by a professor at Yale reveals that good rhythm is more
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Sinking more putts, as I’ve said in my golf tips, is the key to quickly lowering your golf handicap. You use your putter more than any other club in the bag. Think about it. Two-putting each hole during a round means you used your putter 36 times. That’s anywhere from 30 percent to 40 percent
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