Q. Hi, Jack: I generally shoot in the low to mid 90s, but I cannot seem to overcome a swing problem. When I tee off, I bring the club back on plane. Then, when I start my downswing, I can’t finish into the end position with the club behind my head and my belt buckle […]
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The Olympic Club’s Lake Course—this year’s venue for the U.S. Open—is no picnic. Subtle changes have made a hard course even harder. Take Holes 12 (430 yards, par 4), where groundskeepers tacked on 30 yards to a hole that already required a tough tee shot through a narrow set of tees. Or, Hole 8 (200
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Are fairway woods golf’s forgotten clubs? It seems like it—at least in golf lessons. Students tend to choose hybrids over fairway woods in key situations from the fairway and the rough. In general, hybrids have all but replaced the fairway woods in many bags. Hybrids are easier to hit and control than fairway woods and
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Many golfers think the sand wedge (56 degrees) is just for sand shots. It’s not. While the sand wedge is a great bunker club, it’s also a great scoring club, if you know what you’re doing. In fact, you can save a ton of strokes by mastering this club, regardless of your golf handicap. To
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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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