How far do you hit your clubs? Knowing club yardage is critical to breaking 80. That’s especially true when it comes to your wedges. Knowing your wedge yardage is often the difference between putting for birdie and lagging one up there for a bogey. But learning how far you hit your clubs takes work. Here […]
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Do you use the ground in your swing? Doing so pumps up your power—especially off the tee. Using the ground helps you use ground reaction forces (GFR) to your advantage. These forces help you leverage the ground for more power. Put another way, if you push off on the ground, it will push back, boosting
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Finding a consistent, repeatable golf swing is the key to breaking 80. That’s harder to do if you’re coming over the top on your downswing. That generates a downswing that’s too steep. Below is a drill that exorcises a swing that’s too steep or too shallow. It also helps you build a swing that’s consistent
When Rickie Fowler learned he was 145th on the PGA Tour one year, he realized he needed to make changes to win more tournaments. So, he decided to revamp his wedge game. What he did next is instructive. First, he reviewed his wedge shots and isolated three shots he deemed most critical to lowering scores.
Know the secret to break 80? It’s playing well from 100 yards and in. That’s a key focus in our golf lessons. If you’re like some weekend golfers, however, you lose a ton of strokes on pitches. That’s golf’s red zone. Stick those pitches close, and you’ll break 80 and lower your golf scores. But
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