The swing within: correct your full-swing faults by mastering the mechanics of the pitch shot

Article Abstract:

A golfer must master the full swing through practice, and this will help correct other faults. Practicing the short pitch shot will help the golfer become skilled in tee shots also. Illustrated instructions provided include swing path drills, sand play, follow-through, tee drills, and clubface position.

Training

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Drive for show, putt for dough

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According to golfing great Greg Norman, 64% of the typical golf score comes from two areas: driving and putting. Norman's ability to master the driver and the putter has transformed him into one of the elite players in the world. Tips on how to improve in those two areas of golf are presented.

Norman, Greg

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Off to a slow start?

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Opposing views on how to start a golf swing properly are given by two teaching professionals. Mike McGetrick advocates that it is best to start the golf swing slowly to allow better control. John Gerring believes that tempo, not speed, is the key to a good golf swing.

McGetrick, Mike, Gerring, John

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