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How to Use a Golf Launch Monitor on the Driving Range

If you’re looking to make improvements to your golf swing, then purchasing a golf launch monitor can be a smart, helpful decision. I recently did research to find a golf launch monitor that I could take to the driving range as part of my new training plan to become a scratch golfer. I wanted a…

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How to Hole More Putts (Follow these Putting Tips)

Imagine what your golf score would look like if you holed more putts. I’ve been playing golf 10+ years and I’m excited to share important putting tips that will help you hole more putts. Start turning bogeys into pars and lower your average putts per round at least 5 strokes as you become better at…

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How Many Hours to Practice Golf Each Week? Scratch Golfer

Whether you have goals of becoming a scratch golfer, or goals of breaking 100 for the first time, there is one important element that stands between you and your goal. That element is time. Golfers who practice more [spending more time working on their skills] generally will improve faster at golf than the average person…

Driving Range Etiquette: Tips for New Golfers

As you embark on your journey to improve your skills at the driving range, it’s important to understand the significance of driving range etiquette, golf driving range manners, and proper golf range behavior. By adhering to these principles, you not only demonstrate respect for others but also contribute to a positive and enjoyable atmosphere for…

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How Launch Angle and Swing Power Impact Golf Swing Distance

If you’re a regular at your local course, you must’ve seen a lightweight player hit 250 yards. Similarly, you must’ve seen heavyweight players who pack a lot of power in their upper bodies max out at 170-180 yards. It’s everyday things at any course. Have you ever wondered what’s the determining factor? Or, are you…

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How to Create Your 14-Club Golf Set (Which Clubs in Your Bag)

According to international rules of golf, a player can only carry 14 clubs in their bags. It might sound a lot to non-golfers but it’s often not enough for experienced players. There’s a club for every type of shot out there. And players mix and match the clubs to get the 14 that they need….