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Useful articles:  How To Shoot Low Golf Scores And Enjoy The Game More - ...fuss over putting mechanics as that is not the secret to great putting nor is getting the latest model putter. Stick with one solid mechanical approach and putter and focus on improving your putting routine which is primarily a mental challenge. The first part of the routine is reading the greens. Crouching from various angles around the green can give you a solid idea of how the putt should break. The key is to come up with a decisive read and to not doubt that at any...

Cure Your Golf Slice in Minutes Guaranteed - ...slicing and you think you're doing something wrong, don't worry. You're not. It's natural to slice. Otherwise, there wouldn't be so many golfers who do it! To cure yourself of slicing, there are no mistakes to correct. You just have to do what you're already doing a bit differently. The cause of a slice is simple. Where the clubhead should be traveling through impact along a 3 o'clock to 9 o'clock path, the slice swing is traveling from 2 o'clock to 8 o'clock. Not only that, your clubface is open (facing to the right of that path) ...

Golf Instruction Tip - Practice Your Short Game First

It's Thursday night league and you are running late as always. You rush to the course and only have a few minutes to warm up. If you're like most guys you grab your driver and practice hitting a few tee shots thinking that's the best thing to do to set up your first hole. Well here is a golden golf instruction tip for you, spend 10 minutes working on your short game and you will notice a huge difference in your scores in the first couple of holes of the round.

Studies show that your scores are highest in the first and last 4 holes of the round. The main reason for this is on the first few holes you are not prepared to scramble around the green. You show up late and don't have time to get your mind in the best frame of mind before you hit that first tee shot and more times than not you miss the fairway. Buy practicing your chipping and putting before you tee off you are in a better position to save a shot or two on the green.

Here a couple of drills that can be done in only 10 minutes:
1.Hit 3-5 pitch shots with your highest lofted club or what ever club you feel the most confident pitching with. Pitch over a sand bunker or something else that would give you a feel for pitching over trouble onto the green.
2.Hit a couple of bump and run shots with your 7 or 8 iron (again which ever one you feel more comfortable with) from just off the green but a ways from the hole to get a sense of distance.
3.Practice hitting 4 five foot puts and 4 three foot puts and then hit a couple in from a foot away. This will give you confidence on the green and give you a sense of the ball speed. The sort ones are the one that seem to cost us strokes.

If you watch the pros on TV you will see they use the same practice routine every time. I know most of us don't have the time to practice before our round like they do, but it's important to have a pre-round routine. If you follow this golf instruction tip before every round you will start to see a huge improvement in the first couple of holes each round

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