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Sunday, September 21st, 2008When it come to choosing the right club to chip their way around the green, the choices from professional golfers vary, typically from two schools of thought:
1) Some prefer to use just one club as much as possible when making chip shots. The reason? Because when you practice as many chip shots as you can [...]
Simple Chalk Trick To Better Putting Practice
Friday, August 8th, 2008How may times have you set yourself up for the ideal putt, wound up the ball perfectly, determined the exact target line that would sink the ball into the hole (or at least close to the hole), only to have missed the shot?
What happened? What could of possibly went wrong? Did the ball leave the [...]
Putting Exercise You Can Do At Home Or In The Office
Tuesday, August 5th, 2008You always hear the phrase “never attempt this at home” but when it comes to improving your short game, this advice need not apply. In fact, anytime you can get a little bit of golf practice in, even while at home, is always a good investment to your game, even when it comes to stretching [...]
Break Your Putt Into 2 Steps For Better Confidence
Monday, June 16th, 2008Although good golfers make putting look simple, it can be a very tricky skill to learn.
Many times players will muster up so much concentration on the target line that they forgot to factor in the amount of speed needed in order to get the ball near the hole.
The target line can easily hypnotize you into [...]
How To Handle Putting Through Speedy Breaks
Thursday, June 12th, 2008Playing golf on greens that have speedy breaks can be huge putting challenges. Some courses are built with greens that carry severe slopes, such as courses designed by Donald Ross. Sometimes you can see the breaks easily, like on crowned greens, but other times, when facing shots from certain positions, you may not be able [...]
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