Golfers who attend our short game golf lessons know that improving their chipping is a great way to reduce their golf handicap. So they work hard at honing their chipping mechanics. But to save strokes when chipping, you also must know how a ball reacts after it hits the ground. This is just as important […]
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Once a year we get together with other instructors and talk about teaching golf to our students. Invariably, we discuss the most common swing faults we see in golf instruction sessions among new students. Our discussion on common faults generates valuable insights into teaching the game to new players. Many of the faults we discuss
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Sooner or later you’ll hit a bad shot. Everybody does, even players with low golf handicaps. But you can’t let hitting a bad shot upset you. It throws your game off. Instead, be smart. Gather yourself and play damage control. Playing good damage control, we tell students in golf instruction sessions, is a key to
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Even the world’s best golfers miss greens with approach shots. PGA pros average only about 12 GIRs per round. That’s not a lot when you’re talking about the world’s best players. Chances are good, then, you’ll miss some greens during your next round. But that don’t how to hurt your scores. Saving par not only
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