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Here’s how to change the way you score from inside 50 yards!

special note: Take a look at this free golf instruction video for your short game!

Okay, in the next 15 minutes, I am going to change the way you play your shots from inside 50 yards. If you spend 15 minutes before every round of golf on these four tips, I guarantee you the strokes will fall off your scorecard.

We are going to cover putting, chipping, pitching and bunker shots. Before I get to my four short-game secrets I need to lay a little groundwork first.

From the putting green in front of the clubhouse at Ft. Myers Country Club, where I grew up playing, to the practice putting green at Starfire Golf Club, and all points in between, for 35 years, I have heard the same problem. “I putted so poorly today. If I had putted halfway decent I would have shot my best round ever!”

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special note: Add power and distance to your drives with this new free golf driver instruction video for the driver in you!

Now on with the article…

Whether you hit the ball 200 or 300 yards adding an extra 10-15 yards to your driver gives any player confidence, and a distinct advantage over the competition.

The majority of instruction that we deliver is based upon customer feedback. Customers email us consistently with a breakdown of distance per club. They also provide where they would like to get to; usually 10-15 yards increase off the tee and on their approach shots.

The following tip is suggested to players who want an easy to implement way to generate extra distance off the tee. I don’t recommend this set-up from the fairway or around the green, but should give you and extra 10-15 yards off the tee. In the full swing DVD we gave you a section that focused on the driver, but as we all know there is more to learn. We are in the process of creating an entire DVD on the driver and successfully getting off the tee. But until then here is a tip that will help you add extra distance off the tee!

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It’s great to see more and more women playing golf. Here’s a great article I stumbled on just this topic.

(New York-WABC, July 8, 2006) – As the
top women golfers in the world are in Gladstone, New Jersey this
weekend for the HSBC Match Play Championship, more and more women are
picking up clubs and heading for the links. We thought it would be a
good chance for us to look at what’s new and fun in women’s golf.

Read the complete article on women and golf here

Dedicated to your game,

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It’s almost comical the legendary prepondence of doctors who love to play golf! but I say kudos to all these doctors who work especially hard to maintain the appearence that they’re at the office!
Next time your doc opperates make sure s/he fresh and not just done playing 18holes!

Savannah, Ga., Pulmonary Specialist Takes No. 1 Spot; San Francisco

Hematologist is Top-Ranked Woman

WILTON, Conn., July 6 /PRNewswire/ — The nation’s best golfers might not be doctors but the best doctors in the land are clearly very good golfers. Such is the conclusion of Golf Digest’s ranking of the Top 100 Golfer-Doctors in America, appearing in the magazine’s August issue, on newsstands July 11.

The full ranking and feature story, along with another 150 doctors who didn’t crack the Top 100, can be viewed now at http://www.golfdigest.com/doctors. The doctors that comprise the Top 100 are a formidable group-not only for their golf skills, but for their medical accomplishments. To make the list, the doctors required a current United States Golf Association Handicap Index of 6.0 or better.

The ranking is part of Golf Digest’s extensive August “Golf & Health” package, which is aimed at raising golfers’ awareness of health care and disease prevention. The section includes pieces on nutrition, fitness and sun and skin care, as well as the most comprehensive health survey of golfers ever conducted.

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