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If you’re landing short, hooking, or slicing off the tee, you could be making a “fake turn” during your backswing. Instead of taking a full turn, you make only a partial, half-hearted turn. Golfers who make fake turns either lack the flexibility to turn their backs to the target or they just don’t make the […]
While some players can play golf all year, many can’t play in the winter. Golfers who live in areas where winter hits hard often put their clubs away as soon as the season is over and stop thinking about golf. Smart golfers, on the other hand, work on their games in bad weather. They practice […]
Most golfers that slice that would give anything to eliminate this swing flaw. That’s because they know first hand how crippling it is to their games and their golf handicaps. Slicers often find themselves in trouble right off the tee. And that, we tell students in golf lessons, is no way to start a hole. […]
You pull your drive to the left and you end up in some really bad junk, about 180 yards from the green. With the rough so deep, it will be nearly impossible to reach the green with a long iron and your woods are too big to slice through the grass. Laying-up isn’t an option, […]
The bump and run is a great asset to your short game. It can save you a ton of strokes. But you can’t always use it. The bump and run is difficult to execute, for example, if you’re trying to run the ball through Bermuda grass or really high ryegrass. An alternative in these situations […]