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Article: Ground Up vs. Top Down

As golfers, we're a blessed bunch to be able to play our favorite game over miles and miles of manicured turf.

Article: Ian Poulter

There's no doubt Ian Poulter can golf his ball. There's no doubt Ian Poulter can golf his ball....

Article: Bust Bad Habits!

In golf, there are two mistakes you can make. The first is a mistake that's easy to identify.

Article: Dot Your Impact

The number-one fundamental that all great ballstrikers know is critical for hitting better shots is centeredness of contact.

Also labeled: Iron Play, Quick Tips

Article: The Ten Best Swing Tips

By now, you've probably heard every tip in the book, right?

Article: Don't Keep Your Head Down!

Article: Better Posture

Also labeled: Drills, Exercises

Article: Course Management

Also labeled: Lesson

Article: Awkward Bunker Shot

Also labeled: bunker

Article: Focus on the Target

Also labeled: Drills, Iron Play

Article: Mental Game: Training vs Trusting

Also labeled: Lesson, Mental Game

Article: Use A Tee For More Control

Also labeled: Iron Play, Lesson

Article: The One-Leg Drill

Also labeled: Driving, Power

Article: Have a Steady Head

Also labeled: Iron Play, Lesson

Article: Get Mentally Prepared

Also labeled: Lesson, Mental Game

Article: Stop Slicing! Play A Sidehill Lie

Also labeled: Slicing

Article: Better Legwork

Also labeled: Iron Play

Article: Controlling Trajectory

Also labeled: Drills, Iron Play

Article: Hitting Into The Wind

Also labeled: Iron Play

Article: The Spinal Twist

Article: Say What?

Also labeled: Drills, Iron Play, Lesson

Article: Dial In Your Swing Plane

Also labeled: Drills, Driving, Faults And Fixes

Article: Slo-Mo Golf Swings

Also labeled: Drills, Faults And Fixes, Power

Article: Throw Some Clubs!

Also labeled: Lesson

Article: Get Your Weight Forward

Also labeled: Ballstriking

Article: Eyes Off The Ball

Also labeled: Drills

Article: Grip Pressure Control

Also labeled: Drills, Driving

Article: Flat Left Wrist Drill

Also labeled: Ballstriking

Article: Myth Busted!

After about 10 club tosses, take notice of where you naturally set your backswing position and the amount of tension in your left arm.

Article: Drive Time

When you address the ball, your driver head naturally rests on the turf. But since the ball is elevated on a tee, your club isn't exactly "square" to the ball.

 
 
 
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