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  • How to Grip the Golf Club
    Good iron play requires a good grip. Without such a grip it is virtually impossible to control your shots to the green and score with any degree of consistency. Most golfers, particularly beginners, fail to appreciate the importance of the grip and its influence on the over-all swing.
  • 6 Essentials of the Golf Swing
    To conquer the correct swing in golf, there must be constant repetition of the correct movements.
  • How to Begin To Improve In Golf
    The first secret of golf betterment is an emotional one. You must have or develop the desire to improve. The strength of this "want" will determine one's persistence, and persistence is the secret of success
    The desire to improve should be strengthened by being based upon strong needs.
  • How to Begin At Golf
    Mastery of golf's fundamentals is the first step toward better golf and consistent iron play. The fundamentals form the framework and the foundation upon which the entire swing is constructed.
  • Strengthening the Hands for Playing Great Golf
    Strong hands, wrists and fingers are essential to the retention of a correct and constant grip in every detail and the development of the feeling that it is fitted snugly to the shaft of the golf club.
  • Mental and Physical Aspects of Golf Explained
    Every intelligent person who has played golf must have speculated on the relation between the mental and the physical aspects of the game.
  • Three Misconceptions about Playing Golf Well
    What could be simpler than golf? There lies a perfectly quiet, still ball, ready to be dispatched to the desired spot. The player can take as much time as he wants and he has a whole kit full of clubs specifically designed to produce whatever effect he desires. All the golfer has to do is to swing the club.
  • Common Faults With The Grip When Golfing
    The most common faults in the grip are holding the club entirely in the fingers of the left hand, placing the left hand too much on top of the shaft, and getting the right hand under the shaft.
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