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BLAST IT CLOSE FROM 30 YARDS By GOLF Top 100 Teacher Bernie Najar THE LONG BUNKER SHOT. POWER PLAY LEARN HOW TO MAKE A POWER TURN By GOLF Top 100 Teacher Jason Baile A PROPER BACKSWING TURN goes a long way toward determining the success of the shot you're trying to hit. Follow Your Nose By GOLF Top 100 Teacher Don Sargent Compressing the ball - that's the goal of any iron shot. By GOLF Top 100 Teacher Sean Hogan To quote Ben Hogan, "Your best golf starts with a good grip.". [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Magazine, written by Brady Riggs, a GOLF Top 100 Teacher, discusses the importance of achieving proper impact in golf swings. Riggs explains that one key aspect of achieving Tour-level contact is getting the swing arc to reach its low point slightly ahead of the ball. To do this, golfers need to shift their center of mass towards the target as they strike the ball. Riggs provides a visualization exercise to help golfers understand and practice this technique. The article concludes with information about Brady Riggs' teaching locations. [Extracted from the article]

This article from Golf Magazine, written by Brady Riggs, provides a lesson on how to successfully hit a golf shot from a side slope. The author explains that by making a few adjustments to your setup and swing, you can easily get the ball onto the green. These adjustments include taking one more club, aiming left of your target, positioning the ball up in your stance, and flexing your knees. The author also emphasizes the importance of committing to the fact that the ball wants to fade and using an outside-in attack to avoid striking the ground behind the ball. The article concludes with a reminder to match your body lines to the slope and maintain proper posture throughout the swing. [Extracted from the article]

SNAPSHOT BEN HOGAN ONCE SAID Mickey Wright had the finest swing he had ever seen. Rather than pulling the club, her upper left arm slams back against her torso to enhance the whip at impact, maximizing club-head speed. Slamming the upper part of your front arm back against your torso helps you throw the brakes on the handle so the clubhead can fly by. [Extracted from the article]

The article presents golf instruction using the techniques of professional golfer Rickie Fowler as a model. Topics discussed include improving golf swing and posture with adjustments in stance and grip on the golf club, improving putting and performing under pressure and managing stress. The importance of proper coaching is also emphasized. The teaching style of Fowler's coach, Butch Harmon, is discussed.

DANIEL BERGER is the epitome of the modern professional. Up your sand save game from Berger's own progression by following the five steps here. FOLLOW THE BALL Tracking the ball with your eyes as Berger is doing here makes it easier to continually rotate your body while maintaining your shoulder tilt. [Extracted from the article]

The article considers the professional golfers who have been ranked as best in the world in the Official World Golf Ranking System initiated in 1986. It is noted that only 15 men have been rated the world's best from 1986-2011. Golf teachers discuss golfers including Greg Norman, Luke Donald and Fred Couples, all of whom have been or are ranked the world's best golfer, in terms of elements of their games which can be copied by professional golfers.

The article analyzes the swing shots of several golfers. It is stated that, former golfer Ken Venturi, in late 1950s, had to trust that his ball flight during swing shot would tell him if things were working properly or not. It is stated that, golfer Ben Hogan, during the period of 1938-1959, while playing the swing shot, use to make a big backswing turn and then start his downswing with his hips before his arms finished their swing to the top.

The article offers information on several key strategies of golfer Tiger Woods for scoring good in a game. the first key is to hit the green even when the tee shots are missed. The second key is that Woods knocks the ball extra-stiff from short range and varies his trajectory for leaving shorter putts and attacking any pins. The third key is that Woods controls the damage when he misses the greens. It is stated that one doesn't need birdies for posting a good score but fewer bogeys and doubles.

COURSE MANAGEMENT is something weekend players tend to ignore, as if it applies only to the competitive or professional golfer. Tour players, like Hideki Matsuyama pictured here, take the time to study yardage books, because they know it's an easy way to gain shots. THE PERFECT YARDAGE BOOK No excuses for poor course management: The new Green Books from GolfLogix ($40) are available for more than 14,000 courses. [Extracted from the article]

WHATEVER YOU THINK of Patrick Reed, it's hard to deny the competitive spirit and confidence that have propelled him to the game's highest level. Playing soft shots from thick rough requires serious clubface control. Keeping the back of your left hand facing the sky prevents the rough from grabbing the hosel and closing the clubface. [Extracted from the article]

The article examines the changes and innovations that have been made in golf swing technique by comparing previous golf legends with present day ones. Every aspect of the swing is examined and compared, including the set up, top swing, impact, release and follow through. At each stage, the comparisons demonstrate how swing technique has changed.

The article discusses techniques of golfer Sam Snead including how he keeps his feet and knees work properly and how his right hip and glute are powering the downswing, the shoulders remain nearly level and mentions that Snead's famous bowlegged stance served a specific purpose.

IN 2002, NICK FALDO was inexplicably in contention at the U.S. Open at the behemoth Bethpage Black. As fellow Top 100 Teacher Kevin Sprecher touched on on page 120, lifting your left heel allows your torso to rotate a great deal more during the backswing. What makes it easy to rotate the lower body is allowing the left heel to come off the ground to finish the backswing. [Extracted from the article]

The article focuses on golf instructions of golfer Cameron Camp with over used and misunderstood elements of swing and mentions holding angle to produce which causes tension and saps power.

The article analyzes the swing of professional golfer John Daly.

The article focuses on the career and achievements of golfer Brett Wetterich. After winning at the Byron Nelson in 2006, Wetterich is in full strength on the PGA tour. His swings lacks perfect lines but his tremendous clubhead speed keeps him in the to 10 in the driving speed. Brett needs to balance his closed clubface and steep angle of attack. Pictures of Brett's swing is provided for step by step detailing. He stops the ball from going left despite a closed clubface at address.

ONE OF THE MOST HOTLY CONTESTED topics in instruction circles over the decades has been whether anyone should copy Jack Nicklaus' signature "flying" right elbow at the top of the swing. In my opinion, any player who doesn't possess Tourlevel flexibility and speed ought to consider letting his or her right elbow fly. Many of today's top players, even those with idolized swings like Adam Scott, create some "air time" between their body and right elbow at the top. [Extracted from the article]

The article offers information on reasons for long-performance by golfer Tiger Woods after his return in golf competition. Topics discussed include power and control in the shots of Woods and changes in his swing; connection between his upper left arm and the left side of his chest and reliance on upper-body strength and using lower limbs mostly for stability and balance by Woods.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for playing swing shot in golf.

The article presents step by step instructions of techniques for the old-school fade golf shot.

The article discusses techniques of professional golfer Tom Weiskopf including using high hands for promoting high shots, making feet free, and keeping knees flexed while driving toward the target.

The article offers suggestions for golfing by professional golfer Danny Willett including facing the clubface towards the sky, keeping a steady speed through impact and choking down a few inches on the handle.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making golf drives deeper and straighter.

The article present profile of golfer Danny Lee along with step-by-step instructions for his backswing. Topics discussed include awaiting arrival of Lee on professional golf tour of PGA Tour in 2016, winning of the U.S. Amateur golf championship and golf tournament of European Tour by Lee and instructing to stay in balance in backswing to save strength for impact.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for playing golf.

The article offers several steps from golfer Miguel Ángel Jiménez to make a powerful swing in golf. Also mentioned are the style of Jiménez when playing golf along with his performance at the WGC-Cadillac Match Play against Keegan Bradley where he won against Bradley. It features the driving distance of Jiménez when playing golf, driving accuracy, and official golf world ranking.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for making a swing in golf that helps players take full advantage of their bulky body type.

The article offers suggestions for attainment of targets in golf through alternate options that includes acquisition of lower freeway in a golf course through regular tees; selection of club with an appropriate wedge shot distance; and practicing a tee shot with variable range.

The article offers suggestions on golf techniques to make a perfect swing shot of golf; and recommends the need to swing the club by pretending to make a baseball swing.

The article offers suggestions to make a shot in case of when ball sits in a steep-sided bunker in the game of golf and mentions positioning to make a proper bunker swing.

The article offers suggestions from golf teacher Brady Riggs for taking a wedge shot when the golf ball is in water.

The article focuses on miscellaneous topics on golf. Topics discussed include television innovations to be seen at the U.S. Open in Oakmont such as coverage of golfer Dustin Johnson in anticipation of his next tournament, Infrared goggles to be showcased around golfer Ernie Els's head, and step-by-step instructions for hitting a ball under the low branches of a tree.

The article focuses on goals of golf player John Daly for his first year on the golf society Senior Golf Circuit and mentions several events of the society in 2016 including training of rookie golf players, long drive contest, and a party.

The article reveals the truth about golfer Tiger Woods real age who is listed as 40 in the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) Tour media guide but is actually 10 years older than that. and also offers step-by-step instructions for hitting a shot despite the obstacle. Topics include Woods having often acted older than his age and his midlife crisis having erupted when he was in fact 43 and Woods last major win came in 2008, when he was really 42 years old.

The article offers brief information on several golf clubs including Yeti Driver, The Nuke and DoubleAces.

The article focuses on rules of golf that are not present into rule updates of the U.S. Golf Association (USGA) and present step-by step instruction for golf technique for hitting a shot. It discusses several rules including addressing refusal to comply and dropping and redropping without mentioning golfer Phil Mickelson. It also mentions that religious firm Holy Land Experience park in Orlando, Florida has planned to build a Bible-themed miniature golf course "Trin-I-Tee Mini Golf."

The article discusses miscellaneous topics related the golf industry. It presents a table depicting the performance metrics of several golfers John Daly, Tiger Woods and Rory Mcilroy. It offers step-by-step instructions for swinging a golf ball in the cup. It also informs about the Fore Twenty Tournament organized by the Cougar Canyon Golf Club in Myrtle Creek, Oregon.

The article offers step-by-step instruction of playing a swing shot in golf.

The article offers information on topics related to golf which includes, golf emoticons, golf techniques, and the shots made by actor Jamie Dornan in the golf tournament Alfred Dunhill Links Championship.

The article offers step-by-step instructions for playing 20-footer in golf.

The article offers step-by-step instruction for executing golfer Tiger Wood's signature move, the power squat.

The article focuses on the golf swing techniques of golfer Vijay Singh. It states that Singh's obsessive practice and lack of hook, differentiates his swings from the others. It presents a step-by-step analysis of Singh's swing techniques which include slightly opened feet and shoulders at address, lack of knee flex, continuous change in the back swing, and critical alignment of arms and shoulders. Also mentioned are the similarities between anti-hook measures of Singh and golfer Phil Mickelson. INSETS: Too much tinkering?;Give hooks the finger.

The article offers step-by-step instructions on how to perform a golf swing, like the one done by golfer Sergio Garcia.

Captions are presented to photographs illustrating the proper golf swing for hitting a ball out of a divot.

The article provides a professional analysis of PGA Tour member Rod Pampling's swing. The article states that Pampling's swing is unusual, and would not work for many beginners. Pampling is known for stacking his weight on the front foot, but the author analyzes a photo of Pampling's stance and argues that he only appears to be doing so.