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How to Add a pre-shot routine

By Jodi Hitchcock

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If you would like each shot in golf to be a little more consistent, add a pre-shot routine to your game which will not only help with consistency, but also alignment and set up... more »

How to Add Storage in a Golf Cart

By Virginia Allain

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Golfers need lots of supplies like extra balls, sunscreen, snacks, etc. It's difficult storing all that in the golf cart or the golf bag unless you expand the storage capability. Here are ways to do that... more »

How to Book a Great Golf Getaway!

By Anne Wanchic

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Looking to get out of the rough? Why not treat yourself to play a relaxing resort course. Find the best courses and vacations combined without breaking the bank!.. more »

How to Build Your Own Golf Course

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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The owner of one of America’s most beautiful golf courses was once asked how many members the golf club had. “Two,” he replied. “My wife and myself.” Learn what it requires to be able to make such a claim. Building your own golf course is no easy ... more »

How to Clean Golf Grips

By Christine Sostarich

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Dirt and oils from your hands can cause your grips to deteriorate. Hardened and cracked grips can hurt your game. If you clean them regularly, you won't have to replace them quite as often... more »

How to Determine Which Club To Use

By Stuart Proctor

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When starting to play golf you need to understand what club to use from different areas. This article will help you learn how far you hit each club... more »

How to Do a Backspin in Golf

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Getting good backspin on a golf ball is crucial to the accuracy of your shots. When a ball with backspin lands, it either stops or rolls back slightly. A ball without backspin can roll forward unpredictably, often farther than you desire. Good ... more »

How to Do a Two Plane Golf Swing

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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For years, golf instructors have discussed the one plane and two plane swing. Golfers have succeeded on professional tours with either swing. Some of the more famous golfers who use the two plane swing are Jack Nicklaus, Arnold Palmer, Tiger ... more »

How to Find Great Golf Courses

By deversole

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Golf is one of the fastest growing sports in America, simply because people love playing it. One of the most important aspects of enjoying golf is the golf course. Finding a great public golf course can be rewarding and makes for a great road trip... more »

How to Find the Best Golf Holidays in Wales

By Sonal Panse, eHow UK

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Renowned for some of the best-designed, challenging and scenic golf courses in the world, Wales is a veritable paradise for golfing connoisseurs. Tee off on parkland courses, downland links courses and natural links courses. Whatever your level ... more »

How to Fix A Slice

By Stuart Proctor

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Before I get started I would like to inform everyone of how a slice happens, since most people have the wrong idea. He mentioned that he was coming across the ball, from outside to in. This will actually cause the ball to fly left of your target ... more »

How to Get in Swing and Gear Up for Golf after the Off-Season

By divinemuse

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Unless you flew south for the winter or hiked over to your local driving range, chances are your clubs haven't been getting much use during the off-season when wind, rains, and freezing weather keep most sane golfers off the links. Although the ... more »

How to Get Your Golf Game Fit and Ready for the Season

By golfsavvy

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Reality Check: Start getting your golf game ready -- it's never too early. Get your game fit for the season!.. more »

How to Get Your Partner Into Golf

By Trish62

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By taking the time needed you and your partner could be playing golf together in the near future. Being encouraging to your partner, allowing them time and freedom to discover the wonderful world of Golf can lead to a new and fresh experience you ... more »

How to Go Green While Playing Golf

By byllz

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Everyone is going green, now you the golfer can too. Join the go green group by following these steps... more »

How to Golf at Night

By David Kingsbury

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Perhaps mowing the lawn and cleaning your grill took you a bit longer than expected. Now, as you watch the sun sink into the horizon, your hopes of playing golf begin to vanish with its dying glow. That is, unless you’re willing to conquer ... more »

How to Golf in Las Vegas

By dlmiller

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Las Vegas offers several beautiful, challenging courses for all budget and skill levels. Golfing is a great way to spend afternoons with buddies before hitting the night life or relax and get away from the hustle and bustle of the Strip. Here's how... more »

How to Golf Like Tiger Woods

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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There are few sports figures who qualify as "best ever." Tiger Woods is certainly one of them. Prior to Tiger, Jack Nicklaus was considered as the hands-down "best ever" golfer. Tiger grew up with a burning desire to emulate and then supersede ... more »

How to Golf: 10 Ways to Get 10 or More Yards!

By Stuart Proctor

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With technology changing everyday and everyone wanting extra distance on their drive, we still have to remember that our pre-shot routine, posture and impact can directly affect how far we hit... more »

How to Hit a Lob Shot

By Stuart Proctor

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Hitting a lob shot is not recommended but is necessary in certain situations. This article will contain the right ingredients on how to hit a lob shot... more »

How to hit further off the tee and relieve tension in your body.

By Jodi Hitchcock

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If you're on the 5th tee box with 3 friends and they drive it past you, do you get up to your tee shot and tell yourself "I need to kill this one and get it out there" and then you swing and it goes nowhere? Here are a few easy tips you ... more »

How to Hit Golf Balls Over Hazards

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Successfully hitting a golf ball over a hazard takes a lot of confidence and focus. It also requires good vision and a solid stroke, since you don't have the same room for error that you do with regular shots. Although some people don't have ... more »

How to Improve your Golf Game Without an Instructor

By cadam

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Golf is a tough game and most amateurs (myself included) knock themselves out of it before they even get to the first tee - here are some basic tips that will help you improve your rounds... more »

How to Lag a Breaking Putt

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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To lag a putt is to approach it not from a desire to make it, but just leave it where the next putt stands a reasonable chance of being made. When a putt breaks because of hills and valleys in a green, that is often a difficult task. Knowing ... more »

How to Lose Weight Golfing

By eHow Sports & Fitness Editor

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Losing unwanted weight becomes much easier if you can combine good eating habits with exercise that you actually enjoy doing. Golfing can help you lose weight while you enjoy the game and the outdoors. With some simple changes to your game, ... more »

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