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Educate Your Hands
In the following pages, you'll learn that even though both hands have a different job, it's critical that they_Ê work together as a unit. In the photo, I've already made impact with the ball, yet my hands are both_Ê still working like two cogs in a gear box. What about your hands? Do your hands slip and slide during the swing? Or, do you finish holding the club with one hand? If so, your hands aren't schooled correctly.
Master These 10 Golf Money Shots
It doesn’t matter how great or poor you’re playing, any given round requires at least one spectacular shot to win a skin, save a much-needed stroke or, in some cases, avert a disaster. We like to call these “money shots,” as opposed to “miracle shots,” because we believe that with practice, these types of shots will be your go-to plays when the game is on the line.
Five Strategies For Lower Scores
There's little doubt that proper swing fundamentals and short-game techniques are important parts of a consistent golf game. Good golf, however, isn't purely about perfect mechanics; it's also largely about strategy. Fortunately, there are several key strategies anyone can easily utilize to produce lower scores. Better yet, using your smarts is a lot easier than trying to create a fundamentally perfect backswing or impact position.
44 Ways To Play Better Golf
Are you one of those golfers who absolutely pures it on the practice range with every club in the bag, but eventually goes into the tank during the course of play? It’s an unfortunate scenario experienced by a vast majority of golfers, most often caused by too little time dedicated to practice or too long a time period between rounds, so I hope the following 44 ways to play better golf truly help.
Make Elbow Room for Iron Play Success
Editor's Note: Story updated May 20, 2016 — Contrary to popular belief, the arms and elbows, from address to the top of the backswing, travel only a short distance. This is a reality few recreational players grasp. Most choose to believe that the arms and elbows travel a very great distance, and this is what provides power in the golf swing. These golfers are drastically misinformed. Power isn't generated by swinging the arms and elbows out and away from your body. In fact, just the opposite is true.
The Keys To Easy Drives
Editor's Note: This lesson on hitting easy drives was updated May 31, 2017. The higher a golfer's handicap, the more pivotal the tee ball becomes. Driving the ball into water, rough, bunkers, trees and other hazards is what causes high-handicappers to rack up strokes. Easy drives are anything but. As players become more proficient, they develop skills to execute trouble shots and hit pitches from the rough and sand, putting less pressure on hitting fairways.
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