[ad_1] Handicaps are a funny thing. Your expectations about where you might shoot are guided mostly by your index. So as a 15-handicapper, you already know you’re most likely to shoot in the 90s before you even hit a practice shot. What every golfer craves is stealth info, a secret of sorts to break through […]
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[ad_1] Part of the reason professional athletes generate so much power and speed in their golf swing is because they figured out how to apply their own athletic skills to the golf swing. Develop a more athletic swing with help from Top 50 Fitness Instructor, Milo Bryant. Bryant mentions the phases of throwing and how
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[ad_1] If you think the latest set of irons from Miura Golf is just an over-the-fireplace replica confection, consider this: The set is the creation of two legends with a combined 120 years at the top of the game. And one of them is Jack Nicklaus. The new limited edition Nicklaus-Miura Commemorative irons not only
[ad_1] “That’s what I think it is, personally…the yips,” says Golf Digest 50 Best Teacher and tour short game guru Kevin Weeks. “He’s doing something he has to do to get control again over the face. He’s done the claw or the saw before, so he’s had some issues, and this is another step toward
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[ad_1] In line with the chunky shoe trend arriving in golf, Nike has released the popular Air Max 720 golf shoe—a remix of the popular extra-cushioned street shoe version. The Air Max 720 G is available now on the Nike website—with one of the five color options already sold out and the rest expected to
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[ad_1] A reusable water bottle is a necessity for golfers. It’s a great way to stay hydrated and go easy on the environment by avoiding single-use plastic bottles. As with most products these days, you can take your water-bottle selection to the next level with “smart” bottles containing futuristic technology to keep your water cold,
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[ad_1] The Minnesota native wasn’t technically a golf course architect—he never built an actual course—but rather a golf course artist. And yet the creative flair and dramatic realism that Chapman, who died on July 9 at age 97, brought to his fictional drawings made them as memorable as some real-life designs. An accomplished player who
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[ad_1] Summer-ready golf shirts (solid) The technology in golf shirts is so advanced these days, there’s no excuse for wearing anything uncomfortable that makes you overheat and show perspiration. As a general rule, opt for light: Light colors that won’t absorb the rays and lightweight materials that are breathable. Most golf shirts have moisture-wicking properties,
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[ad_1] Arccos, which has made a habit of introducing paradigm-shifting game performance analytics from the use of GPS club sensors and PGA Tour-level stat packages for the average golfer to incorporating artificial intelligence and machine learning into its Arccos Caddie in-round playing strategy recommendations. But its latest offering might be its most important. Why? Because
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[ad_1] I developed this low-flying tee shot in the late ’90s to make sure I could compete in any condition. The stinger would give me an advantage on windy Open Championship days, when you really can’t control anything that flies too high. It wasn’t an easy shot to master. I had to get stronger, particularly
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[ad_1] Face masks are now an essential item, part of your last-minute mental checklist before you leave the house: Phone, wallet, keys and mask. These are unprecedented times, and having a mask on your person at all times is key as you return to the golf course. In fact, it helps to have multiple masks
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[ad_1] Sun protection is something we take very seriously at Golf Digest. There is no excuse for playing a round of golf without properly applying sunscreen, wearing a quality pair of sunglasses, staying hydrated and practicing safe sun habits like seeking shade and conducting regular screenings for skin cancer. Apparel-wise, you’ll want to wear a
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[ad_1] By now you might have seen the question circulating around social media about which distance putt you would choose for a certain amount of money. There are a bunch of variations, but it goes something like this: Put aside the first question about who exactly would be sponsoring this fictitious endeavor, and focus instead
[ad_1] At 48 years old and retired from the PGA Tour, Justin Leonard isn’t the first name you think of when it comes to golf fitness. Make no mistake, the Aspen, Colo. transplant whose lifestyle includes mountain biking, hiking, skiing and working on his new digital golf fitness program and mobile app with pain specialist
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[ad_1] The OnCore Vero X1 ball, the company’s first four-piece urethane cover design, might be aimed at better players with its firmer feel. But its distance and consistent spin technologies make it work “for a broad spectrum of players,” says OnCore’s senior technical advisor and golf ball industry veteran John Calabria. The Vero X1 builds
[ad_1] Bettinardi putters have a well-established tradition for bold aesthetics within the framework of meticulously classic shapes, especially in their limited run offerings. But the latest entry, the new BB-1 Wide “Totally 80s” model that’s set to land next week might say a little something more to think about from a putter technology standpoint that
[ad_1] Sure, anybody can dial up a stock image of Cypress Point and terrify you about a shot you have to hit with 240 yards of miracle carry in a 30-mph wind. But what about the scariest shots you’re going to face the very next time you play, at your regular course? We enlisted the
[ad_1] Building on a successful collection launched last year, Steph Curry is set to release another line of golf clothes and accessories with Under Armour. Hitting shelves in August, the brand is pre-releasing three pieces from the line as Curry heads to the American Century Celebrity Golf tournament in Lake Tahoe, Calif. Curry is likely
[ad_1] When your family lineage of designing and building golf courses reaches back nearly 90 years, you tend to view the profession of golf course architecture from a unique perspective. Rees Jones began working for Robert Trent Jones in 1965 when his father was at the height of his career. That proximity to the most
[ad_1] Bushnell fused two essential on-course accessories when they created the Wingman: the yardage tool and the speaker. Ok, maybe a speaker isn’t essential but having a good speaker play your tunes (at a reasonable decibel) can add a lot to the casual golf experience. Regardless of where you fall on the music on-course debate,
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