March 12, 2010
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Michiana Golf :: Serving Golfers in Northwestern Indiana / Southwestern MichiganOur golf tips will include an ever-widening variety of concepts ranging from simple reminders to brand-new techniques to reduce your strokes.

Lately there seems to be a trend toward recommending technological advances for improving one's game, which is, don't misunderstand, great. New materials to make golf balls, club heads and shafts, et cetera are certainly helpful. However, a good player is a good player and a bad player is a bad player — regardless of their tools of the trade.

Instead, we wish to focus attention on improving the human-mechanics behind playing better golf.

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Today's Golf Tip — Tough Love On Your Approach
Do you know what the difference is between an amateur and a professional golfer? Amateurs will consistently come up short on the approach.

Touring professionals will hit only three or four shots — exactly as planned — per round. They maintain this number by selecting a club based on their averages ... for contact and distance.

Therefore, it is recommended that you play your round based on the law of averages. Select your club by what you can hit rather than what you might be able to hit. This will help you build a rhythm. In doing so, you'll find that your ball is reaching the pin high, and more frequently.

Use your practice time to perfect these averages and the result will almost always be a lower score! Golf is not just about the "how," but the "how consistently."



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