Category: Tips

Need a fix for your golf slice, hook, topped golfballs, fat shots, short putts, lack of distance, lack of accuracy, poor grip, or any of the thousands of things that can go wrong with your golf swing. Here's a place to start to look for help.

Curing The Straight Pull

When I miss badly, the result usually is a pull. Here’s a nice Paul Azinger video explaining how to work on fixing that:

I really like this series of videos. They’re clear and quick.

April 16, 2012 |  Category: Tips
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Paul Azinger Shows You How To Cure The Skulled Shot

Here’s a clearly explained tip and drill from Paul Azinger. There’s a lot to take away from this:

April 11, 2012 |  Category: Tips
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Hitting The Ball Too High

In my first couple of rounds this season, I’ve noticed that I’m hitting the ball way too high. My shots take off with tremendous speed, arc high and the drop right out of the sky. So I started looking for some clues and possibly a fix. I think this will do it:

March 26, 2012 |  Category: Tips
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Working On The Backswing

I found this video from YouTube useful

December 23, 2011 |  Category: Tips
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Building Rotational Power

December 9, 2011 |  Category: Tips
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Golf Advice From Sam Snead

August 2, 2011 |  Category: Tips
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How To Hit A Hybrid

I get conflicting information on how to properly hit a hybrid. Sometimes the advice is to hit it like a fairway wood—with a more sweeping action—and at other times, it’s like an iron. This guy goes with the irons method.

May 5, 2011 |  Category: Tips
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