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Etiquette For Golf Player

Let us see some etiquette a golf player has to observe while playing. Safety is primary responsibility of a player. Before making a stroke or practice swing, he has to ensure that there is no one near him or in the course of the ball. A player who has an honor plays first, before his [...] Read more
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Get Fit For Golf To Play Your Best

Fit for golf is a term you should have heard by now. It&’s all over the television and now becoming mainstream with amateur golfers wanting to reach their full potential. Golfers are now realizing there is a fitness component to golf, and are seriously considering getting fit for golf. It may sound like an oxymoron, [...] Read more
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Conditioning For Golf Produces A Powerful Golf Swing

Conditioning for golf sounds like an oxymoron doesn&’t it? But let me ask you this. Do you feel stress in your body during or after a golf swing? I&’m referring to physical stress. The muscles tightening; the lower back stiffening; the joints aching; or just plain physical fatigue. The reason I ask is to make [...] Read more
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Drivers And Fairway Woods

Whether you are a professional or an amateur golfer, Drivers and Fairway woods are the words that you must have heard thousand times. In simple words drivers are the commonly known golf sticks especially designed for short shots. You will find number of golf drivers in the market made up of Titanium, Copper, Carbon, Nickel [...] Read more
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Balance And Your Golf Game

Golf professionals all have different opinions on improving your golf game, but most agree on one thing. Unless you keep your balance during the entire swing, you simply cannot have a good stroke. Keeping your balance should be easy right? If you are so tense that you&’re crushing your club, tensing your entire body and [...] Read more
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