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PGA instruction
 Technology VS. Technique by Peter Gerard
Do You need the screws??
Got your eye on that new driver? Can't wait to get that twenty/thirty extra yards the advertising promises? |
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PGA instruction
Slicing the ball? Trying to correct that big banana drive of yours? Trying to be like Tiger Woods but not in the woods?
Peter Gerard has some tips that can help. Check out his "slicers' cure"
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Golfonline Instruction
The  latest from Golf magazine
The newest trend. The latest from manufacturers who will capitalize on driver heads that combine titanium and graphite |
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The Golf Channel
 Bunker Death Moves
Troubleshooter Jim McLean shares three mistakes that you must not and cannot do in a bunker.
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Breaking 100/90/80 Your monthly guide to the scoring basics
By Jim Flick
Golf Digest Teaching Professional
with Roger Schiffman
Golf Digest
March 2006
Some words you hear
can hurt your game
In golf, as well as in life, we all have different interpretations of the same words. Because of our unique learning styles and the individual ways we process the meanings of words, a seemingly positive-sounding phrase can have a detrimental effect on your game. Keep this in mind as we explore some words that are meant to induce good actions, but can actually result in the opposite. For example, instead of power, think of keeping your grip light and your arms loose, as I'm doing here. It is my observation that most tour players spin the club in their leading hand after striking the ball. They can only do this with a light grip.
Breaking 100: The word 'power' can be the root of evil
Breaking 90: On pitches, forget the words 'world-class finish'
Breaking 80: Resist the word 'aggressive'
Breaking 70: On the greens, ignore the word 'accelerate'
HITTING IT LONG
by Scott Hoffman, winner of the local Pinnacle Long Drive contest.
To learn how to hit it long click here
 "And we have a winner - Scott Hoffman is going to Las Vegas"
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The Leatherstocking Golf School
under the direction of nationally known PGA member and instructor Ron Philo, Sr. Call the Leatherstocking Golf Shop at (800) 348-6222 Ext. 7546 for more information and to make your class reservations. |
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Catskill Instruction:
Class size is key to this school. Only  3-5 students per golf professional to assure personalized attention and comprehensive instruction. All classes are grouped according to ability.
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PGA Instructors teach you how to break 70
Check out the PGA site 
Analysis your swing and tour pro players at home with V1. PGA is offering a free download of this system. |
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Al's Golf Laws
Learn more about the laws of golf and
10 of the best QUOTABLE QUOTES like...
"You must work hard to become a natural golfer."
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Improvement game plan
by Peter Gerrard
In order to improve, players of different skill levels need to work on various aspects of their game.
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Florida based Ben Sutton's Golf school expands to a second location at Christman's Windham House.. Al Mottau offers a first hand look at this new addition to the Catskills' golf community. 
