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How to Hit a Punch Shot in Golf

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A punch shot is a low-trajectory shot, usually played to keep a golf ball beneath overhanging tree branches or under strong winds... more »

How to Mark a Golf Ball on the Green

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While other members of your group are putting on the green, practice proper golf etiquette and mark your golf ball by placing a shiny coin (dime or quarter) or ball marker by it so you won't lose track of its location... more »

How to Master the No Backswing Golf Swing

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There are a number of swing theories knocking around at any given point in time. Perhaps the most radical of these is the "no backswing" swing. It sounds strange, and even those who use it well look a little strange--at least to other golfers. ... more »

How to play Golf & have Fun!

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Going to Play Golf is just that- You are going to Play!!! Pick out what parts of golf that most interest you such as driving, putting or game play...Focus that interest and have fun!.. more »

How to Play Golf Alone

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Although golf is enjoyable if played in a group, it is a game that can be equally fun if played alone. Playing by yourself allows for a quicker game that can help you improve your skills without worrying about an audience. Read on to learn how to ... more »

How to Practice General Golf Etiquette

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The rules of golf have changed very little since the game's inception. For this reason, they often go unspoken nowadays. Here's a chance for you to learn the basic rules that apply to your entire golf game... more »

How to Practice Golf Etiquette on the Green

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Observing proper golf etiquette on the putting green gives each player a fair chance of putting his or her ball into the hole and keeps the game moving smoothly... more »

How to prevent a slice in golf

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The vast majority of beginner golfers have a slice in their golf swing. Although caused by many different imperfections, the most common reason for a slice is swinging from outside the swing plane. This across your body motion cuts at the ball ... more »

How to Put Spin on a Golf Ball

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Getting a golf ball to stop quickly or even spin backward can be a real lifesaver, especially when you're hitting onto firm greens or when the pin is placed directly behind a bunker or water hazard. Follow these simple rules to ensure you master ... more »

How to Read a Putt

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Reading a putt requires a player to look at the slope of the green from all directions... more »

How to Regrip a Golf Club

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A golf club grip is designed to give your club a precise, sure feel. As a grip ages, it hardens and becomes smooth. A new grip will restore your club's performance. Many people send their clubs to a shop for regripping. But you can do the job ... more »

How to Re-grip a Golf Club

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Worn grips can cause your hands to slip, leading to errant shots. The daily golfer should re-grip clubs two to three times a year, whereas the weekend golfer should re-grip clubs once a year... more »

How to Stretch Your Glutes

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When embarking on any exercise program it's important to stretch your muscles, to avoid injury and discomfort. The "glutes"--also known as the muscles in your rear end--play a crucial role in most fitness routines. Stretching them properly is ... more »

How to Use a Driver Club in Golf

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You cannot play golf and enjoy it if you don't have the right clubs. Each club has a specific purpose in the game. There are three types of clubs; woods, irons and putters, and a golfer may have a variety of these clubs in their bag. Each type of ... more »

How to Watch Golf Online For Free

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Thanks to the Golf Channel, the first two rounds of most golf tournaments are no longer aired on cable television. There is a way that you can watch online and do it for free. Here is how you can stream golf tournaments on your computer for free... more »

How to Become a Golf Caddy

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Making a career out of the game of golf sounds like a fantasy for most, but for some it's their reality. Lugging someone's bags and clubs around and giving them golfing advice sounds like your kind of job, so become a caddy... more »

How to Buy Golf Clubs

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There are two schools of thought about golf clubs. You can buy a cheap set and then blame the clubs when you miss, or buy an expensive set and look great while you miss. Kidding aside, even a beginner will benefit from the right clubs. Golf is a ... more »

How to Buy your first set of Golf Clubs

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Getting started in the sport of golf can be extremely fun, or extremely frustrating. Since no one wants to do anything frustrating, here's how to get started the right way!.. more »

How to Change Golf Spikes

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Golf spikes are easily changed by unscrewing the old ones and screwing in new ones. Daily golfers should replace soft spikes every other month; weekend golfers can get away with changing their soft spikes every six months... more »

How to Drive a Golf Cart

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Driving a golf cart avoids wasting gas and is also environmentally friendly as most are electrical. Many people think driving a golf cart can't be much different from driving a car, but they soon find out quite the opposite is true. Following ... more »

How to Fix Your Golf Swing

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Do people take cover when you come to the tee? Did your last set of golf balls head for the Bermuda Triangle? It's time to visit the driving range and work on your swing. You should bring a friend who's an experienced golfer that can watch you ... more »

How to Get a Golf Ball to "Check Up"

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When you hit the ball onto the green from a low trajectory and need it to stop quickly, knowing how to get it to "check up" can save you several strokes... more »

How to Hit a Draw Shot in Golf

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A draw, or hook, shot starts right and then curves left. Use it when a direct shot at your target is blocked, for example on a dogleg hole or if you need to curve the shot around some trees that are in the way. The draw is more of a subtle curve ... more »

How to Hit a Fade Shot in Golf

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A fade shot starts left and then curves to the right. Use it when a direct shot at your target is blocked... more »

How to Hit a Golf Ball

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Hitting a golf ball is easy, but hitting the ball where you want it to go takes a lot of practice. It all starts with proper positioning and the right swing. Here are a few steps to improve your game on the putting green... more »

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