Little Book of Golf Tips

Name: Little Book of Golf Tips
Brand: G2 Rights
Price: 2.99 EUR
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Jezz Ellwood(Autor*in)

G2 Rights (Verlag)

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Erschienen am 20. August 2013

96 Seiten

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1: Make sure your lay-ups really are lay-ups
2: Check pin positions whenever possible
3: Hit quick downhill putts out of the toe
4: Hit shots softer, not harder, into the wind
5: Keep your wrists out of simple chips
6: Check your alignment often
7: Sometimes it's best to play for the fat of the green
8: Putt whenever practically possible
9: Sometimes it's best to take a drop, even if you're tempted to play
10: Hit the club YOU need to hit
11: Don't flatter yourself!
12: Double-check whether yardages are to the front or middle of the green
13: Make sure your wedges have the right "sole bounce" for your game
14: Get yourself a gap wedge
15: Watch others putt
16: Assess risky shots shrewdly
17: Praise yourself for good shots to the same degree you rebuke yourself for bad ones
18: Don't show your hand too soon in matchplay
19: Imagine a dustbin lid round the hole on long putts
20: Make sure you're playing with the right shaft flex
21: Pace is more critical than line on long-range putts
22: Use lob shots only sparingly
23: Check wind direction in a clear spot
24: Allow for strong crosswinds on chips and pitches as well as full shots
25: Use the markings on your ball to help you line up putts
26: Tighten forearm muscles for a cleaner strike from fairway bunkers
27: Invest in one or more utility or hybrid clubs
28: Use your handicap sensibly
29: Find time for some sort of warm-up
30: Open the clubface before taking your grip on greenside splash shots
31: Restrict release to hit the ball lower
32: Try the "funnel approach" as you walk down to a ball in potential trouble
33: Learn to read your divots
34: Tee modern drivers up nice and high
35: Make sure your glove fits properly
36: Mentally rehearse shots by visualising what you want to do
37: Remember golf is supposed to be fun
38: Stay in the present and take it one shot at a time
39: Let go of bad shots
40: Don't hit until all doubt is eliminated
41: Consider engineering things so you play in first in matchplay
42: Accept that others may just have played better than you
43: Get yourself custom-fitted
44: Reduce driver slice without overhauling your swing
45: Practise with feet together to improve balance and strike
46: Use your time on the range creatively
47: Pick a spot on the ground just ahead of the ball to swing over
48: Don't take on high-tariff shots without practice
49: Don't judge performance purely by results
50: "One ball practice" can sharpen up your game
51: Don't be too hasty to play out sideways
52: Learn the utility or wood chip
53: Incorporate "what if?" clauses into game plans
54: Try shorter putters before belly or broomhandle models
55: A ball is not just a ball
56: Statistics don't have to be one step on from damned lies!
57: Try and find something good in every round
58: Adjust your stance for simple chips
59: Read more borrow into hard-breaking putts
60: Don't forget to read your chips
61: Putt to different distances to improve feel
62: You don't have to keep your head regimentally still
63: If in doubt opt for the longer club
64: A good swing starts with a good grip
65: Shaping shots is not as hard as you think
66: Revert to simple shots to regain confidence
67: Keep your tempo the same back and through
68: Vary backswing length to control pitching distance
69: Don't panic if your ball's in a divot
70: Learn the belly wedge
71: Play the hole from the green backwards to improve strategy
72: Replace worn-out grips as soon as they need replacing
73: Gear up for wet weather golf
74: Grip pressure is very important
75: Play bunker-style splash shots from fluffy or lush greenside lies
76: Place ball opposite the inside of your front foot with the driver
77: Maximise fairway width off the tee
78: Better to play with what you've got on a given day
79: Maintain a healthy right knee flex throughout your backswing
80: Always use a tee-peg
81: Don't be too greedy from the toughest of bunker lies
82: Practice with the ball above your feet if you're hitting shots heavy
83: Learn the various dropping options
84: Don't neglect your short game
85: Set your "mark and wait" threshold on the greens, then stick to it!
86: Keep watching as your ball rolls past the hole
87: Try practising with your eyes shut to improve touch and feel
88: Coping with sidehill lies
89: You can be aggressive from the sand
90: Match your choice of iron to the quality of your ball-striking
91: Keep your clubfaces clean
92: Dealing with awkward left-to-right winds
93: Get your eyes directly over the ball to see a putt's true line
94: Make sure your stance is not too wide
95: Practise tough chips to improve your up-and-down success rate
96: How to cope with plugged bunker lies
97: Make sure your club line-up is well-balanced
98: Only do what you have to do on the greens in matchplay
99: Learn golf's "get out of jail" wrong-handed shots
100: Mallet-style putters could bring improved stability to shaky putting strokes
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