With the warm temperatures this summer, the rough is at an all-time high. Hopefully, these pointers will help you escape the thick grass a little easier. Before we even discuss strategy, it is important to understand what the rough will do to the ball and the clubface: The thicker the grass, the more the clubface will tend to slow down/close through impact, as a result the ball starts out well left of the target.
Most of our practice time for golf is spent alone on the driving range. To break up the monotony of just beating balls on the range, let’s put a little purpose to our practice and create a competition with ourselves to make our practice time more productive. Play 18 holes …
Gain a competitive edge and maximize your golf game with the following tips: Tip 1: Stop Hitting the Golf Ball Heavy! A common shot that the average golfer brings upon themselves is hitting the ball heavy or the term Chunk! As you strike the golf ball, the grip end of …