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38 articles tagged “practice”.
Swing sensors are small devices that attach to your club, glove or body and measure your swing in detail: tempo, swing plane, club speed, wrist angles and more. They're inexpensive compared with…
Launch monitors were once found only in fitting studios and on tour ranges. Today, there are options for almost every budget, from small personal units that sit behind the ball to high-end systems…
You don't need a golf course to improve your short game. A few minutes a day at home, putting on a carpet, chipping into a basket or rehearsing your stroke in a mirror, can make a real difference…
Most golfers know the short game matters, yet most practice time still goes on the driving range. Around 60% of shots for a typical club golfer are played within 100 yards of the green, and that's…
Booking a first golf lesson is one of the best decisions a new golfer can make. A good coach builds solid foundations from the start, saving years of frustration. If you're nervous, don't be: coaches…
Putting accounts for a large share of your strokes, and it's the easiest part of the game to practise at home. Putting training aids give you feedback on aim, face angle, path, tempo and distance…
The practice green is where golfers warm up, hone their putting stroke and settle nerves before a round. On a busy morning, it can be crowded. A few simple courtesies keep it pleasant and useful for…
Can you hit a few putts on the green you just finished? Can you chip a ball while waiting on a tee? Can you play the course before a competition on the same day? The rules on practice catch out many…
Spring is when many golfers dust off their clubs after the winter and head back to the course full of optimism. A little preparation makes the first rounds far more enjoyable and helps you build…
Many golfers forget what worked last week, repeat the same mistakes and can't remember what their coach told them a month ago. A golf journal fixes that. Whether it's a notebook in your bag or notes…
It's one of golf's great frustrations: you strike the ball beautifully on the range, then struggle on the course. The problem usually isn't your swing; it's the way you practise. On the range, you…
Confidence makes golf feel easier. Confident golfers commit to their shots, swing freely and recover quickly from mistakes. But confidence isn't something you either have or don't: it can be built…
