Wednesday, June 19, 2013
   
Lifestyle Par for the Course

How to Fix a Slice

A slice is the uncontrolled action of the golf ball moving from left to right. The slice is very common. By some estimates, up to 80% of all golfers are burdened with hitting a slice. If you know how to fix a slice and control your swing, you’ll be able to reduce your golf score. By correcting or changing just one or two golf techniques, you will see an immediate improvement in your game. Here are some tips for you on how to fix a slice.

Lifestyle, Par for the Course | By Michael Stewart

How to Get the Ball in the Air

How to Get the Ball in the Air

If you’re a new golfer then you’re probably keen to know how to get the golf ball up in the air. Well, in this article I’m going to give you three golf tips to help you get some nice air on your golf shots.

Lifestyle, Par for the Course | By Michael Stewart

Bunker Shots

Bunker Shots

Everyone knows how frustrating bunker shots can be if you don’t know the proper mechanics. But the bottom line is, for the pros, bunker shots are some of the easiest shots on the course.

Lifestyle, Par for the Course | By Michael Stewart

Ten Tips to Maximize Distance off the Tee

Ten Tips to Maximize Distance off the Tee

The question I get asked most often from my students and members is, “How do I get more distance off the tee?” We watch the PGA Tour players knock the cover off the ball 350 to 400 yards each weekend and we want to try to keep up with them….well, at least in our own mind.

Lifestyle, Par for the Course | By Michael Stewart




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