August 29, 2007
How To Lower Golf
You often hear the word lower golf handicap but do you really know what it means? At first I thought it to be the literal meaning of the word and made me think of how they could play a sport like golf. But I learned that the word handicap in golf has a completely different meaning from what I
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Posted by Joe at 10:42 AM
May 15, 2007
How A Golf Handicap Is
When you play a round of golf, your gross score is recorded (the number of strokes you have taken on every hole) and then if necessary you reduce your score on any hole where you took more than two shots above par, to a double bogey or two shots above par (e.g. you score 7 on a par 4, reduce it to 6) - this new score is your gross adjusted score. When this adjusted score is totaled it will give you the number of shots played during the round to be used in calculating your handicap. The par for the course is deducted from your total gross adjusted score (GAS). This will be repeated for all the three cards submitted to calculate your handicap for your handicap certificate. To obtain your handicap the average difference from all three gross adjusted scores (GAS) and par are
Posted by Russell at 12:48 PM
May 09, 2007
Golf Swing Improvements - Learning All About Your Golf
Golf swing improvements are something every golfer thinks about, whether you've just started out or you've been playing golf for the past 20 years. In fact, even the pros get help with their golf swing and hire professional golf swing instructors. Even Tiger Woods constantly works to improve his golf swing. So how do you go about making positive golf swing
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Posted by Matt at 05:25 PM
May 08, 2007
Looking For Golf Swing Teaching Aids? Some Good Ideas To Help You Improve Your
There are tons of golf swing teaching aids out there, which can help you get your swing into shape. Before you go on a spending spree, think about what aspect of your swing needs improvement. Understanding your personal golfing strengths and weaknesses is an important first step to getting the teaching aids you
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Posted by Richard at 01:11 PM
May 05, 2007
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Posted by Ryan at 08:03 AM
April 29, 2007
The Ultimate Guide to Weight Training for
When I think of golf I think of people of all different shapes and sizes playing in a game that although competitive has turned out to be many men as well as woman's hobby, a hobby that has become so popular that anyone can do it. But to my surprise it is much more difficult then it seems and weight training can help when it comes to improving your golf
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Posted by Jim at 09:41 AM
April 23, 2007
Golf Instruction, What Do Ya Mean, Hit From The Inside, Watch
Golf Instruction or golf swing lessons are meant to help you improve your game. When you find a Golf instructor who you have confidence in, well, make sure you listen to what they have to say. Remember that you are never doing in the swing what you think you are. Or what you feel you are. Here is a great example of exactly
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Posted by Russell at 12:50 PM
Golf Balls - Does the Brand Name Make a
While most golf balls seem to look the same on the outside, their insides can vary greatly from ball to ball and from manufacturer to manufacturer. When you shop for golf balls you need to understand what compression rate is right for you. The compression rate of the golf ball refers to the design of the ball's core. The higher the compression rate the better the ball will perform on the golf
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