How many shots on average from 60 to 100 yards do you take per round? Three? Four? The typical weekend golfer averages about 3.2 shots from 60 to 100 yards out, also known as no man’s land. Players with high golf handicaps probably average more.These shots, which often are less than full wedge shots, matter. […]
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Are you missing easy putts you normally drain? Every golfer goes through a putting slump now and then. That’s to be expected. After all, we’re all human, and golf is a tough game to master. But if you’ve been missing three and four footers for a while, you need to do something about it. Missing
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If you’re like many weekend golfers, you don’t have a lot of time to practice your game. Your family responsibilities and your work consume most of your time. So, when you do get a chance to practice, you must get the most of your time at the range or on the practice green. The question
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If you’re like many weekend golfers, you don’t have a lot of time to practice your game. Your family responsibilities and your work consume most of your time. So, when you do get a chance to practice, you must get the most of your time at the range or on the practice green. The question
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Scoring, not great drives or pinpoint approach shots, is the secret to breaking 80 and to score like a pro. So, you need to become a good scorer to go low. One PGA pro that epitomizes a good scorer is Phil Mickelson. He’s been among the PGA’s top players for better than a decade. His
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