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“It was the best of times. It was the worst of times.” Dickens’ opening to A Tale of Two Cities sounds a lot like a typical round of golf for some players. They hit good shots and they hit bad ones. The bad ones often spell trouble. And when golfers are in trouble, they sometimes […]
How do you save strokes around the green? I asked that question of a few new students during golf instruction sessions last week. Few knew what I meant, but they’re beginners. The truth is, you have countless ways to save strokes around the green. These wedge secrets can help you break 80 and lower your golf […]
Players with high golf handicaps are often wild off the tee. They may also be wild from the fairway. Inaccuracy costs golfers a lot of strokes during a round. If this is you, you can overcome this flaw by mastering your short game. This includes learning to “nip” your wedges from just off the green. […]