How do we take our game from the driving range to the golf course? This is the million dollar question, right? And In terms of Tiger Woods, this is a billion dollar question. But for most of us, answering this question is not about the money (aside from maybe those bragging rights influenced by money matches) or the fame. It's not about playing at an elite level or hitting it perfectly the entire golf round. We golfers know and respect the struggles of the game. We understand

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Long irons got you stuck? Well Not Anymore. Long Irons can be very frustrating to hit at times because the results don't come with the ease of say a 8 or 9 iron. That pure, flushed feeling can seem so out of reach when hitting the longer clubs. But, that does not have to be the case. And don't worry, we are not going to give you a long, drawn out explanation of what to do. It is just three simple tips. Three Focal Points to Puring The Long Irons Ball Positioning Angle of Att

The short game can be the most rewarding or most frustrating part of the golf game. It requires micro movements compared to a golf swing, but the results can be brilliant or catastrophic. We often lean on our short game with hope to help make up for previous mistakes. There can be a lot of hoping and wishing during the short game shots, either to get close because you live into the idea you are a poor putter, or to not duff it again or to not hit it off the green and complete