A panel of 100 best golf teachers share the best golf tips they have ever received.
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Welcome High Golf Teacher 100 Round table, where some of the best business instructors answer the most pressing questions of the game. Purpose? To help your game and reduce your ASAP results.
Everyone can give tips for golf oscillations but Not everyone can give good S-swing tips. This is why it is always recommended to get advice from professionals only. You wouldn’t trust your friend to diagnose your medical illnesses, right? The same principle applies to golf swinging.
Instructors spend their days giving advice and tricks to help their students improve, but today, we are returning the tables. In this edition of our Top 100 Teachers’ round table, we are looking for some of our coaches for the best advice they have ever received.
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1. Always play it down
When I was 16, the PGA professional with whom I was taking lessons told me to start playing the ball all the time instead of “winter rules”. This helped raise my ball by hitting extremely very much. When you learn to hit the ball well, even from a bad lie, you will become a much better player. —Mark Durland
2. Stick in your plan
My coach, and the former PGA Tour player, George Knudson, were once told to “give up control to gain control”. He said after you have made your plan, be brave and execute. You will not hit solid shots if you have doubts on your mind. —Martin chuck
3 Aim the little, Miss Small
Target small, lose little. Ben Hogan said golf is a Miss game, and anyone who lacks her less wins. Golf courses are large open spaces, so you need to narrow your concentration at all the shooting and have a tunnel vision as a race horses use blinders, so they see nothing but straight forward. This too is a good advice for golf. —Mike bender
