This year’s PGA Championship is set for the Ocean Course on Kiawah Island, South Carolina. Designed by Pete Dye, it’s an extremely challenging course with a great pedi-gree. Few courses outside of the United Kingdom and Ireland are affected by the wind as much as this course. From one round to the next, a player […]
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Golf injuries are often minor. But they can be painful. Usually, they involve strained muscles, swelled tendons, or torn cartilage, not broken bones. Sometimes, they keep you from playing for a day or two. Other times, they keep you from playing for several weeks. Few golfer injuries are serious enough to keep you from playing
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Let’s face it. We all love to crush the ball off the tee. There’s something truly pleasurable in driving for distance. For some golfers, it’s the single most enjoyable thing in the game. But hitting long powerful drives on demand takes hard work to learn—even for veteran players with single digit golf handicaps. Not every
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It’s happened to all of us one time or other. We’re driving the fairways. We’re hitting our irons solidly. And we’re sinking putts left and right. Then something happens—a bad drive, a chunked iron, a missed putt. Whatever it is, it shifts things. We start making mistakes—both mental and physical. Our game goes downhill from
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Professional golfers are incredibly talented. Otherwise, they wouldn’t be on the Tour. But they also spend a lot more time practicing their games and honing their skills. Week-end golfers often don’t get the kind of practice or playing time they really need to put a big dent in their golf handicaps. So the learning process
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