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Instruction

How to stop a round from going south

April 11, 2012

Kris Brown — No matter the skill level of a player, the snowball effect can sneak up and put a strangle hold on your game.
During a round, it’s only a matter of time before we make that first erratic golfing motion or the ball gets a terrible bounce into the water. But I’m here to [...]

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How to get a better read on your putts

March 19, 2012

When I ask my students how they read a putt on the green the answer is usually the same: “I don’t really know.”
To help you improve your putting, I will take you through a four-stage routine that if done properly will give you the best possible chance to make an accurate read.
Stage 1 (Direction): Start [...]

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Keep Things Loose

February 10, 2012

Warming up and stretching should be part of all golfers’ regimens to avoid injuries down the road
Your tee time is at 9:40. You leave the house at 9:05. You enter the course’s parking lot at 9:25. You pay your green fee at 9:35. You’re on the tee. You’re an accident waiting to happen.
By not warming [...]

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January 27, 2012
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Soft Arms For Power Hits

March 19, 2010

JULY 2009 INSTRUCTION
By Kris Moe and Al Barkow
If you were boxer throwing a jab but you did it with your arm perfectly straight or stiff from the start, it would be a very weak punch. But if you throw that jab with your arm bent and it doesn’t straighten until you’ve hit your opponent, [...]

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