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Educated Hands – How to Use Your Hands at Impact in the Right Way
One of the most discussed and controversial topics that is being discussed in golf literature is the use of the hands at impact. You can find a whole lot of different suggestions. There’s a disagreement if the hands should stay passive during impact. The argument is that the time frame during impact is too small…
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Golf isn’t Rocket Science. Damn it!
When you are looking at all the available golf instruction you get the feeling that good players have some kind of secret knowledge. Can it really be that hard to hit a little white ball properly? Do we have to study books as thick as the bible to learn the game and improve? [clearboth] I…
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5 Simple Tips to Play Better Golf and Have Lower Scores NOW!
In the end every golfer strives for a lower score. Every player wants to play better golf. Nevertheless many players get so involved with proper technique that they lose the sight for the simple things they can do to improve their score immediately. If you incorporate some of the following tips into your game I…
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A Golf Warm Up Routine – How to Warm up for Winning
When I started to golf I often saw a guy on the range doing funky moves. First I giggled to my self and simply started hitting balls. Later after talking to him he told me that all this throwing his arms around into every direction was his warm up routine. Which was the first time…
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The truth about the swing plane – What’s your swingtype?
Have you heard of “one and two plane swings” yet? Meaning swings with one or two swing planes? This time I want to take a closer look at these two swing types. If it’s good to categorize and give names everything we’ll leave undecided for now. Jim Hardy’s categorization in his book “The Plane Truth”…
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The Magic Move in Golf
Too much hip turn during your downswing could be the main reason for the dreaded pull or slice. It’s one of the main reasons for the club head leaving its proper path. The club comes from outside to inside through the ball which results into a pull or slice. You have to build up some…
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