Long and straight down the middle. That’s how we’d all like to hit them. It also boosts your game. In fact, there’s no better way to chip strokes from your scores than by starting every hole from the middle of the fairway. Hitting one long really takes pressure off your short game. So, if you’re […]
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Would you like to pound out 300-yard drives? Sure, you would. That would sure help your game, wouldn’t it? But slamming 300-yard drives isn’t easy. So, what’s the key to boosting clubhead speed? One is to use good wrist action to add yards to your shots. It’s also a key to mastering your overall game.
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While hooking isn’t as common as slicing, it’s still a nasty swing fault—one that can cost you strokes or ruin a day. But if you’re a hooker and not a slicer, you’re in luck. A hook, as they say, “is the last stop on the road to a good golf swing.” Transform your hook with
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Do you panic when faced with a tight fairway? Some weekend golfers do. Hitting tight fairways is challenging. No doubt about it. Miss the fairway and you can dig yourself into deep trouble, especially if the rough is thick. This type of mistake can cost you strokes big time. But panicking isn’t the solution either.
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Improving your short game in golf is the key to breaking 80. Without a good short game, you’ll have to hit every green in regulation to eliminate extra strokes. And hitting every green in regulation is near impossible—no matter how good you are.
One situation where you can cut golf strokes is a shot that’s 20 or 30 feet from the green. You can’t afford to miss this shot. If you do, you’re looking at a bogey or even a double bogey, making it tough to break 80 for the round.
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