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The 2007 U.S. Walker Cup team was loaded. But Scottie Scheffler wasn't the brightest star, according to new PGA Tour pro Braden Thornberry.
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Michael Kim is a PGA Tour stat leader — by using long irons. On X, he shared five keys to hitting the sometimes troublesome group of clubs.
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Most golfers love sharing the scenery of the course they're playing, and these are the most popular ones on Instagram.
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In some parts of the country, it feels like winter is already here. Brave those cold temps with this warm and stylish outerwear.
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The popular Charley Hull captured her first victory in two years with an impressive win at the Aramco Team Series on the Ladies European Tour.
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2-time major champion Bryson DeChambeau describes an easy drill to use your feet to develop better putting speed control.
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Atlanta Athletic Club executive chef Eric DaRin shares the secret to making a delectable version of this Southern staple.
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Rio Takeda of Japan won the Toto Japan Classic in a playoff that lasted six sudden-death holes, defeating Marina Alex for her first victory on the LPGA Tour.
Heavy rain and storms associated with Typhoon Kong-rey washed out the third round of the LPGA's Japan tournament Saturday and reduced it to 54 holes.
Comcast's announcement that it was exploring a spinoff of its cable TV assets leaves questions about the Golf Channel.
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Want to refresh your on-course look? Check out some of Nike’s most popular golf shoes, now on Fairway Jockey.
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Do you use a line on the golf ball for putting? GOLF Teacher to Watch Todd Casabella suggests ditching it for this method instead.
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From Rory McIlroy to Nelly Korda to Anthony Kim, these professional golfers went all out for their Halloween costumes.
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Two-time major winner Brittany Lincicome announced that this will be her final season playing a full schedule on the LPGA Tour.
Developing a pre-shot routine is essential for golfers looking to improve their focus, consistency, and performance on the course. Here’s a step-by-step guide to creating an effective pre-shot routine:
1. Establish a Calm Mindset
- Before approaching the ball, take a moment to relax and clear your mind. A calm mental state allows for better focus and reduces anxiety.
- Consider incorporating deep breathing exercises to help you center yourself. Inhale deeply, hold for a moment, and exhale slowly.
2. Visualize the Shot
- Stand behind the ball and visualize the entire shot. Picture the trajectory, landing spot, and desired outcome. This mental imagery helps reinforce your plan and boosts confidence.
- Imagine the ball flying towards your target, including any specific curves or bounces you expect.
3. Assess the Environment
- Analyze the conditions, including wind direction, slope, and any hazards. Take note of how these factors might affect your shot.
- Look at the lie of the ball and any obstacles in your path, adjusting your plan as needed based on these observations.
4. Choose the Right Club
- Select the appropriate club for the shot based on your distance to the target and the conditions you’ve assessed. Make sure you’re comfortable with your choice.
- Consider practicing with different clubs in your practice sessions to build familiarity with their distances and trajectories.
5. Align Your Body and Club
- Position yourself behind the ball, aligning your body with the target. Use your feet, hips, and shoulders to establish a parallel line toward your target.
- Hold the club behind the ball, ensuring that your grip and stance are consistent with what feels comfortable for you.
6. Take Practice Swings
- Before stepping up to the ball, take one or two practice swings to feel the motion you want. Focus on rhythm and tempo rather than trying to hit the ball hard.
- Ensure your practice swings mimic the desired swing path and finish.
7. Step Up to the Ball
- Approach the ball confidently, keeping your head up and maintaining a relaxed demeanor. Avoid rushing this step; take your time to settle into your stance.
- Take a moment to ground yourself, ensuring your feet are firmly planted and your weight is balanced.
8. Make Your Final Checks
- Before initiating your swing, make any final adjustments to your grip, stance, and alignment. Confirm that everything feels comfortable and correct.
- Give yourself a mental cue or positive affirmation to boost your confidence before the shot (e.g., "I’ve got this!" or "Trust your swing.").
9. Execute the Shot
- Take a deep breath, focus on the ball, and commit to your shot. Avoid overthinking; trust in your preparation and execute your swing with confidence.
- Keep your head still and your eyes on the ball until you make contact.
10. Reflect After the Shot
- After hitting the ball, take a moment to assess the outcome. Reflect on what went well and what you can improve for the next shot.
- Use this time to reset mentally for your next shot, maintaining a positive attitude regardless of the result.
Tips for Success
- Consistency is Key: Try to follow the same routine before every shot, regardless of the situation. This builds muscle memory and helps you stay focused.
- Adapt as Needed: Your routine may need slight adjustments depending on the shot type (e.g., tee shots, approach shots, putts), but the core elements should remain the same.
- Practice Your Routine: Incorporate your pre-shot routine into your practice sessions so it becomes second nature by the time you’re on the course.
By developing a consistent pre-shot routine, you’ll enhance your focus and confidence, leading to improved performance and a more enjoyable round of golf.
If you're tired of wasting your driving-range session before a round, maybe it's time to change your approach. Here's one option to consider.
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Generating spin with your wedges requires crisp contact. Alex Noren's drill will help teach you how to do it.
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More than a decade after the Ryder Cup at Medinah, Nicolas Colsaerts shared one of his favorite memories with a story about Lee Westwood.
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Hana Wakimoto shot a 4-under 68 to maintain her lead after the second round of the LPGA's Toto Japan Classic.
