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One of golf's best players has two pieces of advice for every junior golfer

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By Luke Kerr-Dineen Verified
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If you played competitive golf as a junior golfer, whatever level, you can't help but look back and think about the mistakes. The stuff you could've done better. The advice you'd give to your younger self that would save yourself some stress. Turns out, even the best players in the world think about this. Or at least Ludvig Aberg does.
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The 3 checkpoints a top coach uses to analyze any golf swing Original

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By Luke Kerr-Dineen Verified
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DIY-ing your own golf swing generally isn't advised. Go find a good coach—you'll be better for it. Yet the reality is that if you're at all curious about your own golf swing, you'll probably at some point whip out the phone and record your move. The next question is: What should you actually look for? Well you could do far worse than this set of checkpoints. It won't tell you everything, but it will give you a good framework to improve one of the most important elements of every golf swing.
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The truth about golf swing tempo: What this Yale professor's fascinating lecture revealed

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By Luke Kerr-Dineen Verified
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A Yale physics professor named Dr. Robert Grober put sensors inside golf clubs and studied hundreds of golf swings to see what made them so consistent or so inconsistent. This was a years-old study all about tempo in the golf swing, but what's cool is that his findings, which were a big deal at the time, have had a renewed life online. Clips from his lecture have been making the rounds on social media. So that's what the most recent episode of the Golf IQ podcast is about.
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