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The Whole Truth and Nothing but the Truth

A Review of Jim Hardy’s The Plane Truth for Golfers January 13, 2010 One of the many funny things about golfers is that we tend to bring religious conviction to our swing techniques. “Thou shalt not let thine elbow fly!” … Continue reading

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Swing Like a Tour Player

Create Beauty through Efficiency June 26, 2005 Golfers often wonder how and why professional’s swings look so effortless. They wonder why their own swings look and feel so different. Instead of the fluid, quiet power of Ernie Els or Fred … Continue reading

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The Inside Scoop

About Golf Swings and Causal Relationships February 10, 2005 Golf, like life, has a lot to do with causal relationships. Say what? Causal relationships; like when you tell your boss that you are late to work because your alarm did … Continue reading

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Are Your Golf Clubs Too Long?

Even if You Seek Distance it Might Be True June 16, 2009 There is a good chance that your golf clubs are too long. Over the past twenty years, golf club manufacturers have been making clubs stronger (meaning they have … Continue reading

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Out of Posture

How to Avoid the Punch & Jump Combination February 22, 2009 Many golfers suffer from the tendency to “peek”, “look up early”, “pick up the head”, or to “come out” of their shot, meaning their posture changes before they make … Continue reading

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Talking Heads

Misconceptions About Keeping the Head Down May 22, 2005 When it comes to the golf swing, one of the most talked about body parts is the head. The piece of advice that you hear repeatedly is, “Keep your head down.” … Continue reading

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