Body Rehab. Body Rehab. Golf is meant to be enjoyed; however, it takes a lot of training to keep a decent performance level and sometimes, injuries occur. This is what recently occurred to me, and I’d like to tell you about it, and what I am doing to conduct body rehab. I am about two […]
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Optimal Loft Let’s talk about optimal loft. I cannot tell you how many times I have seen a swing speed under 100 miles per hour with the driver loft setting at 9º and under. What that tells me is that the golfer has no clue how speed and loft dictate the distance that the ball
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7-Wood The 7-Wood in a bag is like a unicorn. You’ve heard it exists, yet you rarely see one. So, what is it about the 7-Wood that makes it worthy to take another club out of the bag? Let me give you the skinny. Let’s cover the basics of what a 7-wood is first and
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Driving Irons Driving irons are meant for speed. A LOT of speed. Sure, the heavy head design makes them easy to hit, but you have to understand to maximize the capabilities of the driving iron the way that it is intended, swing speed is key. They are the option to a fairway wood or a
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Ball Address The answer is ball address is not impact. The end. Well, almost. So many golfers that I see have this grand delusion that wherever they line the club up to the ball at address means that is where they are going to hit it. Almost all shots hit everywhere but the center of
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8-Iron 8-Iron, typically ranging in loft from varying degrees depending on the manufacturer, can be the all-around club for attacking the green, pin, and even fairway. Let’s talk about why. Cobra Dark Speed 31° Ping G430 32° Callaway AI Smoke 32° PXG Gen 6 34° TaylorMade P790 35° Titleist T150 36° The average 8-iron distance
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Score. Chase Birdies or Avoid Double Bogeys? Score. When it comes to golf, that’s what every golfer is chasing. Ego suggests that in order to score well, they must birdie every hole. Birdies, birdies, birdies. Let’s analyze golf scoring for a second and see if that’s true. 1 Stroke/Hole-(Hole in One/Ace)-Score 18 2 Strokes/Hole-(Par 3-Birdie,
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Flush The Strike. Flush the impact of the golf ball by having a center strike hit. Tiger Woods holds Lee Trevino and Moe Norman in high regard, having watched them hit golf balls on his rise into the golf world, and one thing that never changes in his mind, even with junior clinics and amateurs,
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BUNKERS and their difficulty are the biggest fallacy in golf. A fallacy is a mistaken belief, especially based on an unsound argument. There’s no truth to the bunker shot being difficult, it’s all in your mind. This week being the 90th Master’s Tournament at Augusta, I would like to provide you with a quote from
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STROKES GAINED- I have read Every Shot Counts by Mark Broadie and when it comes to accuracy and distance, I see a dilemma. Now, before I get into the weeds with this, I am by no means challenging the book or the author. I agree with that book 100%. My disagreement is with your skillset. I
Accuracy #1, Distance #2 or the other way around? Advice Blog #3 Read More »