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Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Practice Like A ProPGA tour pro Kevin Streelman shows you how to play like one of the world's best players To get started, when you practice, always do so with a target in mind for every shot. |
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Cure Your SliceHow to fix your slice for good by learning to hit a draw Now that you’ve learned to close the clubface continuously and how straight shots can come from a slightly open face, you need to take that hook and turn it into a draw. |
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Straighten Your Tee ShotsQuick tips for straighter hits A weak grip leads to an open face. Unless you’re trying to hit one on purpose, this grip is a surefire way to help you slice the ball. |
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Hit It BigCrush your drives with these fifteen tips Grips are usually classified as neutral, weak or strong. A weak grip, where your hands are rotated to the left, adds loft at impact and makes your club of choice play a bit weaker. The result? Loss of distance. |
Tuesday, September 1, 2009 Master Your Iron PlayHit Better Iron Shots With These Simple Keys Better iron play requires solid and consistent fundamentals. If you watch the best players in the world, and factor in the heavy pressure and stress they face during any given round, you’ll notice that the players with the soundest fundamentals are the players who rise to the top of the leaderboard come Sunday. |
Friday, July 31, 2009 Hunker Down Have you ever been told to “hunker down” and get ready? Ever wonder what that means? The word “hunker” has been traced back to German and Dutch origins, meaning to squat, get low and bend the knees. Today, the expression means that and a few things more, including to settle in or to hold resolutely. |
Friday, July 31, 2009 Tour TrendsGet Your Game In Shape With The Hottest Trends On Tour The Tour pros I teach have altered their swings over the past few years to better match the latest equipment, advances in physical conditioning and varying course conditions. |
Friday, July 31, 2009 DrillDownThree Drill for Three Different Clubs For effortless power, your upper and lower bodies must resist one another and create “whip” or “torque.” To achieve this, keep your right knee flexed and turn against it. |
Friday, July 31, 2009 Tips From The Tour, 2009The best players in the world aren’t just fun to watch. There’s a lot to learn about their swings that you can incorporate into your game. They may not know it, but several of the best golfers in the world are actually darn good instructors. They may not articulate their moves verbally, but in watching them play, there’s a lot that we as wannabe-Tour pros can learn and pick up from their amazing abilities. |
Friday, May 29, 2009 Fake vs. RealHow to spot a good backswing from a bad one Golf instruction usually is loaded with tips on what you need to do to optimize your downswing and impact position. And while that's obviously important, I believe it's just as important to know how to make a proper backswing. |
Friday, May 29, 2009 No Sway, JoseAnd Keep The Bag In Place One of the great players on the PGA Tour was Chi Chi Rodriguez. In his heyday, Chi Chi could play and hit the ball as well and as far as almost anyone, even though he was smaller in size. |
