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  • Managing Difficult Lies

    New Price Drops: Save up to 40%     Rarely on the golf course do you find your ball with a perfectly flat lie.  Different regions can produce severe changes in elevation.  Making the proper adjustments in your set up and maintaining your balance through the swing are keys to hitting these shots consistently.  The …

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  • Golf Shoes

      Like many of the other items of equipment, golf shoes have been influenced by both technology and the pressures of style. The common place brogues in saddle styles or wing tips have given way to the lower profile less-structured look. A more casual shoe resulting from the popularity athletic shoes and sandals leads today’s …

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  • Play the Correct Equipment

    Golf manufacturers consistently release so many new clubs to the market, it can be difficult to determine which equipment will be a match for your swing. It’s unlikely you will achieve a good fit by simply picking a club off the rack; more likely, finding the perfect golf clubs will be a trial-and-error process. Select …

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  • Off Season Pre Swing Fundamentals

    The first instructional session for any beginning golfer could be spent without even hitting a golf ball.  All beginners need to be taught the correct set up in the golf swing, which includes the grip, aim and stance.  More advanced golfers need to maintain correct fundamentals.  While you can’t always practice hitting shots during the …

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  • Taking Your Golf Grip

    Submitted by Pat Tate on Thu, 02/26/2009 – 22:18 The GripThe most important features of the grip are:1. TypeOverlapping – is used by most good players. The pinkie overlaps your left index finger, hooking around the joint located just below your index knuckle that bends the finger. This grip I know as the Vardon Hold. Interlocking – weaves the …

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  • Aim & Set Up

    Submitted by mkeller on Sun, 12/07/2008 – 21:49. How do we correct mistakes in the golf swing? Oftentimes, I find in the lessons I give there are mistakes in the grip, aim, and set up. The golf swing has a cause and effect relationship. If one thing throws the swing out of sequence, something else …

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  • Swing Training

    A quick search for some ideas on golf-swing training uncovers thousands of methods. Some involve mental preparation, thinking about the correct swing and eliminating negative thoughts. Others focus on balance over the ball and tempo when taking the club back. Yet another concentrates on the tension in the hands but providing a built-up grip that …

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  • Stack and Tilt

    Stack and Tilt™- Today’s Popular Swing Method Mike Bennett and Andy Palmer in an effort to help each other attain better results in their golf endeavors developed a swing method called Stack & Tilt. The method was so coined by Charlie Wi based on these words being used to describe the moves in this golf …

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