Power off the tee is great. But hitting more greens in regulation (GIR) with pinpoint golf irons is just as important as belting long drives. In fact, hitting more greens in regulation is critical to going low. One of the keys to doing this is hitting long approach shots accurately. Some golfers attack long approach […]
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Want to card more birdies and pars? Hit more greens in regulation (or “GIRs”). It’s that simple. The more greens you hit, the better your chances of making birdies and pars. Carding more birdies and pars will help you not only break 80 more often, but also reduce your golf handicap. But hitting more greens
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Hitting greens in regulation is among the keys to breaking 80. But many golfers have trouble hitting shots that hold the green. That’s especially true when it comes to long irons or hybrids. These clubs aren’t easy to hit high, so shots with them often come in low. If the ball comes in too low,
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If you’re serious about chopping stokes off your golf handicap, you must learn to dominate with the driver. This means learning to hit drives that are both accurate and long. Drives like these put you in great position to hit more greens in regulation. The more greens you hit in regulation the better your chances
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By: Jack Moorehouse The shorter your approach shot to the green, the better your chances of hitting it in regulation (GIR) and making par. The number of greens hit in regulation is a telling statistic – as I’ve explained in my golf tips newsletter. Why – because players who hit a lot of greens in
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