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Tips and tricks


Pause at the Top

 Swinging too quickly is a common mistake.
I'm not saying you shouldn't
swing with power and acceleration
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Eye on a Dime

 Feeling depressed over your putting?
Here's a simple drill that will put discipline
back in your stroke.
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See Clubface

 One of the keys to
getting out of greenside
bunkers is to keep the clubface "open."
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Rule 29 - Threesomes and Foursomes Print E-mail

29-1. General
In a threesome or a foursome, during any stipulated round the
partners must play alternately from the teeing grounds and
alternately during the play of each hole. Penalty strokes do not
affect the order of play.


29-2. Match Play
If a player plays when his partner should have played, his side
loses the hole.


29-3. Stroke Play
If the partners make a stroke or strokes in incorrect order, such
stroke or strokes are cancelled and the side incurs a penalty of
two strokes. The side must correct the error by playing a ball
in correct order as nearly as possible at the spot from which it
first played in incorrect order (see Rule 20-5). If the side makes
a stroke on the next teeing ground without first correcting the
error or, in the case of the last hole of the round, leaves the
putting green without declaring its intention to correct the
error, the side is disqualified

 

 
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Tip 1: Putting Games

 Need work on your short putts? One of my favorite drills is to putt to a dime—it's great for improving focus and concentration!
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Jokes

Golf Defined

  • Golf can best be defined as an endless series of tragedies obscured by the occasional miracle.
  • "I wish I could play my normal game....just once."
  • Golf is harder than baseball, in golf you have to play your foul balls.
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Tips and tricks

Tip 2: Pull the Rope!

 've found that most people with a slice problem cut across the ball on the downswing. To learn the correct path for the club head to follow, think of a rope attached to a tree above you
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Tip 3: Hold Up the Ball

 Many golfers let the left knee collapse toward the right on the backswing. This causes your shoulder to drop, and makes your hips sway and overturn
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Tip 4: Be a Hitchhiker

 Here's a good image to keep in mind during your backswing: Think of placing your right hand in a "hitchhiker" position
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