7 Golf Tips to Reset Your Iron Swing How many times has this happened to you? You blast a drive straight down the middle only to shank or duff the next shot. You’ve wasted a good drive. If you’re like many weekend golfers, it’s probably happened more than once. Critical mistakes like that can cost you […]
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How Big a Divot do you Take with your Irons? Taking big divots isn’t required on every iron. But if you rarely take a divot, chances are good you’re not compressing the ball against the ground. That means your swing isn’t steep enough, short-circuiting power. The golf drill below helps you power up. Plastic
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Coming up Short on your Drives? If so, maybe you need to change your swing. It takes some work, but it often pays dividends. One swing approach you may be thinking about is the Stack and Tilt golf swing. Al the rage several years ago, tour pros, like Aaron Badderly, Will MacKenzie, and Charlie Wi,
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Improve Your Chip Shots How many strokes could you save if you stopped hitting bad shots—the kind of shots that land you in big trouble. These shots cost you big-time on your scorecard, ruining your round. You hit bad shots because you swing over or under the proper swing plane. That’s deadly. Swinging too far
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How To Handle Buried Lies Stiffing an approach shot often spells trouble. If the ball hits the green hard and takes a bad bounce, you could find yourself buried in the deep grass behind the green. That’s not where you want to be. Saving par from there is a challenge. The problem is the grass.
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