If you’re like many of today’s golfers, you’d give the world to get rid of your slice. A slice costs you distance, accuracy, and strokes. Not to mention peace of mind. No matter how much you work on your short game, if you can’t reach the fairway, you’ll have a tough time breaking 80. An […]
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If you’re serious about improving your game, the best place to start is with your putting. It’s the best—and the fastest—way to lower scores. That makes sense. Why? Because roughly, 40 percent of your shots are putts. Cut the average number of putts you take down, and you’ll find yourself shooting dramatically lower scores. You
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Sooner or later you’ll find a greenside bunker. Even great shots can find the sand. Some days it feels like all you do is find he sand. Escaping a bunker is a challenge for many weekend golfers. Botch a shot in a greenside bunker, and it’ll cost you. Those extra strokes add up. That’s for
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One of the easiest ways you can save strokes is by hitting your driver straighter. Driving them long obviously saves strokes. But so does hitting your driver straight. Finding the fairway keeps you out of rough and the woods. It naturally gives you long distance, since your distance is “focused” straight ahead, and not going
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Want to shoot low scores? Maybe even break 80? Sure, you do. But it won’t happen unless you practice—especially your short game. Generally speaking, 60% of your shots come within 100 yards of the hole. Knocking shots off your short game will lower your scores quickly. But you also have to work on your driving.
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