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Featured Article #1

The Lost Art Of Lag Putting In Golf

Watching the U.S. Open recently and now the British Open got me
thinking about a couple of recent rounds of golf I had played. During
these rounds with my regular foursome, I started noticing where we were
losing strokes around the green. And a big one was leaving approach
putts way too short or going [...]

David Stargel | July 15th, 2011 | Continued

Featured Article #2

Golf Tip For Helping Your Slice

Probably one of the most requested golf tips I am asked about is on
fixing a slice in the golf swing. Just this past two weeks, I've had 6
emails about this problem. And the timing is good for these questions
because I just had someone show me a drill that is a variation on [...]

David Stargel | July 6th, 2011 | Continued

Featured Article #3

The Golf Police....They Really Bug Me

Maybe it's just me, but I seem to be noticing a lot more people pushing
really fast pace of play in golf lately. Now don't get me wrong, I
don't like slow play on a golf course any more than the next guy, but
it is starting to border on ridiculous. Let me give you [...]

David Stargel | July 3rd, 2011 | Continued

Featured Article #4

Mental Golf-The Toughest Game

I have written and talked about the mental side of the game many
times. In fact, one of the books in my golf program is focused on this
topic. But it never fails that I still get tons of questions about
struggles with the golf game that relate directly to the mental side of
the [...]

David Stargel | June 26th, 2011 | Continued

Featured Article #5

Is Rory The Best Thing To Happen To Golf Lately? And Maybe To Tiger Too?

Watching the US Open this weekend, I find myself pulling for Rory
McIlroy to win my country's National Championship even though he isn't
an American. What he is, in my opinion anyway, is one of the most
amazing 22 year old golfers I believe I have ever seen. Of course, he
has to hold it [...]

David Stargel | June 19th, 2011 | Continued
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The Lost Art Of Lag Putting In Golf

Watching the U.S. Open recently and now the British Open got me
thinking about a couple of recent rounds of golf I had played. During
these rounds with my regular foursome, I started noticing where we were
losing strokes around the green. And a big one was leaving approach
putts way too short or going too far past the hole. And it got me to
thinking how over the years I've noticed that most of us amateur
golfers don't really focus on lag putting to save par and bogey in our
rounds. (more...)
July 15th, 2011 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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Golf Tip For Helping Your Slice

Probably one of the most requested golf tips I am asked about is on
fixing a slice in the golf swing. Just this past two weeks, I've had 6
emails about this problem. And the timing is good for these questions
because I just had someone show me a drill that is a variation on one I
have recommended before, but I really like this new version. So I want
to share that with you today. (more...)
July 6th, 2011 | David Stargel | 2 comments | Continued
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The Golf Police....They Really Bug Me

Maybe it's just me, but I seem to be noticing a lot more people pushing
really fast pace of play in golf lately. Now don't get me wrong, I
don't like slow play on a golf course any more than the next guy, but
it is starting to border on ridiculous. Let me give you some recent
examples I experienced.... (more...)
July 3rd, 2011 | David Stargel | 2 comments | Continued
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Mental Golf-The Toughest Game

I have written and talked about the mental side of the game many
times. In fact, one of the books in my golf program is focused on this
topic. But it never fails that I still get tons of questions about
struggles with the golf game that relate directly to the mental side of
the game. And what is the toughest part of this? To me it's playing
within ourselves. In other words, playing the game we are capable of,
not the game we'd like to have, but don't today. (more...)
June 26th, 2011 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Is Rory The Best Thing To Happen To Golf Lately? And Maybe To Tiger Too?

Watching the US Open this weekend, I find myself pulling for Rory
McIlroy to win my country's National Championship even though he isn't
an American. What he is, in my opinion anyway, is one of the most
amazing 22 year old golfers I believe I have ever seen. Of course, he
has to hold it together on Sunday to keep the accolades he is getting
from the golf community right now. But if he does, I put the question
out there.....Is Rory the best thing to happen to golf lately? And is
he maybe also the best thing to happen to Tiger lately? (more...)
June 19th, 2011 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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The Key To Golf Is To Relax

I played just recently with an old friend who had a career round of
golf when we played. The thing that amazed him the most was that he
has not played much this year. He couldn't believe after a layoff
that he hit the golf ball so well. But those of us who have played for
a number of years recognize this situation because we have experienced
it ourselves a number of times. And many of us know why. Do you?
(more...)
June 16th, 2011 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Is Tiger's Golf Career Shot?

With Tiger's recent withdrawal from the TPC, many question what it
means for Tiger, both short term and long term. Where exactly is his
career going? Will he now be able to catch and pass Jack in the major
title hunt. Is his domination of the game really over at this point?
What a difference a year or so can make. I've got some thoughts on this
one as you can imagine, so if you're interested, please read on......
(more...)
May 29th, 2011 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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2010: The Golf Year In The Rearview Mirror

As we wind down the golf year, I am sitting and thinking about what I
took away from this year in golf. It certainly was different than any
golf season I can think of in recent times. And it really started
about this time (well really tomorrow, or late tonight) last year. So
here are my memories and thoughts from the 2010 golf season. Be
interested in your thoughts Golf Nuts! (more...)
November 25th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Out Of Bounds Post Interfering With My Golf Swing? What To Do

My golf ball is lying just in bounds very close to an out of bounds
post. The post interfers with my back swing. Do I get a free drop in
this case? Good question and thanks for sending it in. Let's take a
look at what the Rules of Golf say on this one. (more...)
November 6th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Great Effort By American Golfers In Wales

Well they didn't prove me wrong as I asked them in yesterday's post,
but they came within a whisker. What an effort by the American golfers
today in the Ryder Cup. (more...)
October 5th, 2010 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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Hate To Say It, But I Don't Think The American Golfers Will Win This Year's
Ryder Cup

I am as loyal as the next golfer. And I would love to see the
Americans win this year's Ryder Cup. We haven't won back to back Ryder
Cups since 1991 and 1993. But after seeing what happened today, the
odds are really stacked against them. And history doesn't give them
much chance either. (more...)
October 4th, 2010 | David Stargel | 2 comments | Continued
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Alignment-A Big Help To Your Golf Swing

I got a question recently from a reader that reminded me of a very
basic concept that is so critical to a solid golf swing. I'm talking
about alignment. After the question that I got, I was playing with a
group and I started noticing that on many shots, all of us did not get
consistent alignment and, as a result, had a number of problems with
our shots. (more...)
September 11th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Should Tiger Have Made The Ryder Cup Team?

Ok, I may be in major disagreement with the rest of the golf world, but
I really don't think that Tiger should have been a captain's pick. Now
Corey Pavin is the captain and he can do what he wants, but I think it
was nothing but catering to Tiger because of the fear of the reaction
from Tiger if he didn't make it. (more...)
September 7th, 2010 | David Stargel | 3 comments | Continued
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A Golf Practice Routine

I have received a number of emails about golf practice. If you have
read much here on my blog or read any of my golf program books, you
know that I switched from a practice maniac routine to a "less is more"
mindset about practice. So here is one approach that I use for
practice, it may not be the right fit for you, but if you are tired of
hitting bucket after bucket of golf balls with no progress, you might
want to try it. (more...)
September 4th, 2010 | David Stargel | 2 comments | Continued
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Why Do We Cheat At Golf?

The recent post I made about the rules of golf got me to thinking about
how golfers bend the rules. Then I saw a small article in Golf
Magazine about this as well. So it really made me think about why
golfers will cheat at golf. (more...)
September 1st, 2010 | David Stargel | 9 comments | Continued
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Mental Golf Tip: Trust Your Swing

For a long time, I wondered what the phrase "Trust your swing" really
meant. I heard teaching golf pros say it. I heard some of my golf
buddies say it. I heard the commentators on TV say it. But what did
it really mean? Well, once I figured it out, it really helped my
swing. (more...)
August 21st, 2010 | David Stargel | 3 comments | Continued
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The Rules of Golf?

I am almost tired, no I am tired, of the hammering that the rules of
golf are taking from the talking heads on ESPN about what happened at
the PGA this past week. Not that I disagree with all that they are
saying, but they sure can beat something to death. So now I am going
to beat on this topic for a brief moment. So bear with me golf nuts.
(more...)
August 18th, 2010 | David Stargel | 3 comments | Continued
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Free Drop Of My Golf Ball When It's Embedded?

A rules question for you Golf Nut. I was playing recently and my
partner's golf ball was embedded in a soft part of the fairway. It was
really plugged and made a shot really difficult. Can he get relief in
this situation? (more...)
July 20th, 2010 | David Stargel | 5 comments | Continued
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What Other Golf Nuts Think About Major Golf Course Set Up

During the recent US Open, I discussed how I thought it was enjoyable
for the average golfer to watch the pros struggle against the
difficulty of Pebble Beach and the way that the USGA had the course set
up. Now I am not saying that it's fun to watch people struggle. But I
am saying that for the average golfer to see professional golfers
struggle to shoot par during an entire tournament does make us feel
better. We realize that the game can humble even the best of the best.
(more...)
July 5th, 2010 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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Your Approach Shots Are Key To Your Golf Score

Even for us amateur golfers, how we approach our shots to the green are
very important to how well we score. I remember a story that I heard
supposedly about Ben Hogan and a conversation that he had with an
amateur that he was playing with one time. Now it may or may not have
really come from Hogan, but the lesson is still valuable. (more...)
June 27th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Real Fun For An Amateur Golfer

As I watch the US Open golf tournament, I am reminded that golf can be
a humbling game, even for the best golfers in the world. And I've
talked to a fair number of amateur golfers this week who have all
agreed on one key point about the US Open: They all really enjoy
watching the pros look a little bit more like the rest of us. (more...)
June 19th, 2010 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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Goodbye To A Great Coach

Today's article has nothing whatsoever to do with golf. I am going to
ask all of you golf nuts out there to bear with me. But I the passing
of a legend yesterday just got me to thinking. And I just had to write
about John Wooden. (more...)
June 5th, 2010 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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Can Mickelson Take The #1 Spot In Golf?

After he won the Masters in April, I had a lot more respect for Phil
Mickelson. He seemed to be continuing on a great path as a golfer and
seemed ready to take a bigger spot in the world of golf, especially
with Tiger on the sidelines. Now he has missed the cut at Colonial
and, to me, this raises the question "Is Phil ready to take and hold
the #1 ranking in the world of golf?" (more...)
May 29th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Playing Par 5's For The Amateur Golfer

For those of us that aren't scratch golfers, and in particular for the
high handicappers, the Par 5's on any given golf course can be a
scoring opportunity or a trap. If we play these four golf holes per
round smartly, we can definitely have a positive impact on our scores.
(more...)
April 25th, 2010 | David Stargel | 1 comment | Continued
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Wow! This Is Major Golf As It Should Be.

It's Saturday afternoon and I am watching The Masters third round on
TV. Got my yard work in, a little chipping and putting time in and
then came in to see who was going to make their move today. And there
are moves all over. What a Saturday round in Augusta! (more...)
April 10th, 2010 | David Stargel | 0 comments | Continued
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